Opinion Letters on Compensation Paid by Charities

The Internal Revenue Service now keeps a close eye on charities and social welfare organizations to ensure that their tax-exempt status is not abused.  One of the primary factors the IRS examines is the amounts of compensation and benefits provided by these tax-exempt organizations to their key employees. The IRS believes that some officers and other employees may be taking advantage of their influential positions by setting their own compensation at above-market levels.  The IRS has begun a wide-spread initiative to find those overpaid individuals.

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