The Most Common Laws That Non-Profit Businesses Violate

by Trevor Clinger

Overview

In "The Most Common Laws That Non-Profit Businesses Violate," uncover the critical legal challenges that non-profit organizations often face. This insightful guide addresses frequent pitfalls, from tax compliance and fundraising regulations to governance issues and donor restrictions. With real-world examples and expert advice, this book equips non-profit leaders and staff with the knowledge to avoid costly mistakes and maintain compliance. Whether you're a board member, manager, or volunteer, this essential resource will help you navigate the complexities of non-profit law, ensuring your organization operates ethically and effectively. Safeguard your mission and enhance your impact with confidence!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940184352909
Publisher:	Trevor Clinger
Publication date:	03/31/2025
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	217 KB

About the Author

Trevor Clinger is a versatile author dedicated to sharing knowledge across various fields. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Management from Tiffin University and an Associate's Degree in Management Technology. With over 15 years of experience as a pipefitter and plumber, as well as certification as a personal trainer through the National Federation of Personal Trainers, Trevor brings a wealth of practical expertise to his writing. His publications cover a diverse range of topics, including personal development, business strategies, and technical skills. Notable works include How to Become a Successful Model, where he offers key insights for aspiring models based on his business background and personal experience in the industry. Committed to education and empowerment, Trevor strives to provide valuable, accessible information that readers can apply in their lives. He prioritizes knowledge dissemination over profit, keeping his books affordably priced. Proceeds from his publications support his continued education, professional certifications, and investment in new learning opportunities.