Self dealing rules for foundations

    • [DOC File]Council on Foundations

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      i.e. self dealing that is not cleansed (though impact of prong 1 is that demand is excused even if there is cleansing; however, if no (1), then if you allege self-dealing here, and have cleansing, you’re out of luck). Board breach of duty of care would count. Waste. Controlling SH self-dealing …

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    • [DOCX File]Catalyst Center for Nonprofit Management | Your Growth is ...

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      - §4958 does not apply to private foundations – they have their own self-dealing rules. 3. Disqualified persons - §4958(f)(1) a. Any person who was in a position to exercise substantial influence over the affairs of the org. within the 5 yrs preceding the transaction.

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    • [DOC File]Michigan Foundations

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      1. IRC Section 4941 prohibits all acts of self-dealing, which are generally defined as financial transactions which benefit disqualified persons (such as substantial contributors, foundation board members and their families). A 10% initial excise tax is imposed on the self-dealer.

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    • Private Foundations & Self-Dealing - Nonprofit Law Blog

      Self-Dealing: A private foundation is generally prohibited from entering into any financial transaction with disqualified persons (see Disqualified Person). The few exceptions to this rule include paying reasonable compensation to a disqualified person for services that are necessary to fulfilling the foundation's charitable purposes.

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    • [DOC File]Foundations: - NYU Law

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      *Self-Dealing: A private foundation is generally prohibited from entering into any financial transaction with disqualified persons (see Disqualified Person). The few exceptions to this rule include paying reasonable compensation to a disqualified person for services that are necessary to fulfilling the foundation's charitable purposes.

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