Philanthropy Law
/fəˈlanTHrəpi lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) The body of law governing charitable giving, nonprofit organizations, and the regulation of philanthropy.
Philanthropy law ensures nonprofits comply with reporting requirements and tax exemptions.
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- philanthropy law
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Commentary
Philanthropy law intersects with tax and trust law, focusing on legal frameworks that facilitate or regulate charitable activities and nonprofit operations.
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