OBBBA: Key Tax Updates Impacting Not-for-Profits and Tax-Exempt Entities
Recent tax law changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduce new rules affecting tax-exempt entities, particularly around charitable deductions, university endowment taxes, and compensation limits. While some prior threats, like the parking tax and UBIT expansion, were excluded, the final bill includes both new burdens and planning opportunities. Check out our full article written by CSH Senior Manager Annamarie Reilly. |
Tax strategy isn’t just about filing, it’s about advancing your mission. At CSH, we help not-for-profit organizations go beyond compliance with proactive tax solutions tailored to your needs. From planning around charitable giving and endowments to navigating excise taxes and regulatory changes, we help you protect resources and minimize risk. Our team stays ahead of shifting legislation so you don’t have to. Already working with us? Let’s ensure you’re getting the full value of CSH’s support. |
The final budget reconciliation bill—nicknamed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—is now law, and it brings major changes to the tax landscape for businesses and individuals alike. Join us for a webinar on Wednesday, July 30 from 1:00 – 2:30 PM EDT as CSH’s tax experts unpack what made it into the final legislation, what didn’t, and the planning opportunities it creates. We’ll cover key provisions that are now permanent and the phasing out of significant credits. Who should attend: CFOs, controllers, tax directors, business owners, and financial decision-makers looking to stay ahead of upcoming tax impacts. Reserve your spot now and be prepared for what’s ahead. |
