
Dorothy S. Ridings is neither a lawyer nor an accountant but has long been involved in nonprofit governance and assisted the IRS in its revision of the Form 990. She is a trustee of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
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Accountability commission issues report, requested by Sen. Charles Grassley, on religious nonprofits.
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A tax court ruling serves as a reminder to make sure gift receipts have the right…
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In the next few months, the Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations will submit…
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A new Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations, which will advise Senator Charles Grassley…
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In the wild world of fundraising, people will try to donate almost anything. A gift acceptance…
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New IRS reporting requirements reinforce transparency — but at a cost.
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Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary board chair Dorothy S. Ridings discusses the new IRS draft guidelines for…
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