Oversight of Nonprofit Organizations: A Case Study on the Clinton Foundation
PURPOSE:
- To discuss the management of 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and how the designation impacts the programs and activities a nonprofit is allowed to conduct.
BACKGROUND:
- 501(c)(3) organizations are not permitted to be organized or operated for the benefit of any private individual and are only permitted to engage in minimal political activity. When a nonprofit organization violates these terms, defrauds contributors, or engages in impermissible political activity, the IRS may revoke its tax exempt status.
Witnesses and testimonies
| Name | Title | Organization | Panel | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tom Fitton | President | Judicial Watch | Panel One | |
| Mr. Phillip Hackney | Associate Professor of Law | University of Pittsburgh | Panel One | |
| Mr. Lawrence W. Doyle | Managing Partner | DM Income Advisors | Panel Two | |
| Mr. John F. Moynihan | Principal | JFM and Associates |