Despite Law Firm's Advice to the Contrary, NJ Court Says Club Members Can Profit When Withdrawing From Nonprofit
"The club was not utilizing the COIs as income-generating or profitmaking instruments," an Appellate Division judge ruled. "The club has not presented books or other financial records that classify the monies paid by members for their COIs as the organization's income or profit."
October 27, 2023 at 04:19 PM
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NGO and Non-ProfitIn a novel ruling, the New Jersey Appellate Division disagreed with legal advice given to a nonprofit club, instead finding that the club did not violate the New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation Act by allowing members to leave and recoup a higher amount of money than originally paid to join.
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