The NonProfit Times: What We Learned Navigating the New House Rules on Earmarks
Integer’s Steve Taylor and Geoffrey Paul write about their experience securing earmarks for nonprofits in the most recent issues of The NonProfit Times. Applying for earmark funding was a confusing and uncertain process this year, even for experienced nonprofits. Unexpected changes and deadlines added to the uncertainty, which made applying for Fiscal Year 2024 earmarks feel…
Bond Dealers of America: Navigating a New Congress with a Divided Government
During the 118th Congress, lawmakers are facing a steep climb to advance their priorities. With a divided Congress and slim margins in both chambers, getting anything to the president’s desk is going to be a big lift, but understanding the parties’ respective agendas and where they may overlap can go a long way toward navigating…
Trusts & Estates: President Biden’s Budget Proposal and Its Impact on Philanthropy
Sara Barba highlights proposed provisions for fiscal year 2024 that donors should be aware of. April 20, 2023 In early March, President Biden released a budget proposal for fiscal year 2024, the Budget of the U.S. Government, which outlines the administration’s spending and tax priorities. In the proposal and its supplementary materials, including the General Explanations of…
Trusts & Estates: Dedicating More of the Great Wealth Transfer to Philanthropy
By Sandra Swirski, founder of Integer, based in Washington, D.C., and Tony Macklin, founder of Tony Macklin Consulting, based in Pittsburgh The wealth transfer to younger generations currently underway—and projected to continue for the next 20 years or so—is estimated to top $84.4 trillion. (1) This is generally described as the “Great Wealth Transfer.” Let’s…
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