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Tax-Exempt and Nonprofit Organizations

Holland & Hart helps tax-exempt and nonprofit entities flourish by guiding them through the tax and regulatory rules that govern their operations.

Drawing on decades of specialized experience, Holland & Hart tax attorneys bring in-depth understanding of the needs of the tax-exempt and nonprofit sector, working closely with clients to provide targeted advice and coordinated service.  

The range of legal concerns affecting tax-exempt and nonprofit entities is vast and complex. It includes formation, qualification for tax-exempt status, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, and other business transactions. Ongoing issues include corporate governance, audits and investigations, litigation, tax planning and compliance, real estate, intellectual property, and executive compensation and other employment matters. And at the end of the entity’s lifecycle, counsel is needed on dissolution and liquidation.  

Holland & Hart attorneys provide broad support in non-tax areas to address our clients’ legal concerns every step of the way, serving a wide variety of tax-exempt and nonprofit clients. Tax-exempt charitable entities, including private and community foundations, religious entities, museums, hospitals, research institutions, and arts, educational, and service organizations, as well as trade associations, lobbying groups, agricultural organizations, and social clubs all need seasoned counsel. 

We also advise individuals and entities concerning their charitable tax planning and complex charitable contributions, providing creative solutions to meet their philanthropic goals. 

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