The New York Attorney General's Office's proposal, subject to hearings and public comment, would require tax-exempt groups registered in New York, including so-called "social welfare organizations," to report the percentage of expenditures on "electioneering activities."
December 13, 2012 at 11:09 AM
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ALBANY – The New York Attorney General’s Office has proposed regulations to require that nonprofits annually disclose their political spending on state and local races starting next year.
The proposal, subject to hearings and public comment through March 6, would require most tax-exempt groups registered in New York, including so-called “social welfare organizations,” to report the percentage of expenditures on “electioneering activities.”
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