Conflicts, whistles and records–oh, my!

Once again, Kathryn Vanden Berk reminds us of an important change in the law affecting nonprofits:

In Part VI, the new Form 990 asks if you have adopted three key policies: (1) conflict of interest, (2) whistleblower and (3) record retention and destruction.

The latest issue of her newsletter contains a sample whistleblower policy. An earlier post of the Nonprofiteer’s directs you to a sample conflict of interest policy. Recommendations for a records-retention policy eagerly solicited.

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Tags: charity, Conflict of Interest, Form 990, IRS, nonprofit, not for profit, records retention, whistleblower

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