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  <title>Tax Law and Elections with Erin Bradrick</title>
  <description>On this episode we are joined by Erin Bradrick, a principal at Neo Law Group, to delve into the complexities of tax law and its implications for nonprofit organizations during election seasons. Our discussion focuses on the distinctions between 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) organizations, the specific rules governing their political activities, and the strategies nonprofits can employ to navigate these regulations while effectively advocating for their causes to ensure compliance without sacrificing impact. &amp;amp;nbsp; Lawyers for this episode  Sarah Efthymiou Tim Mooney Erin Bradrick,&amp;amp;nbsp;NeoLaw Group  &amp;amp;nbsp; Shownotes  501(c)(3)s vs. 501(c)(4)s Election Activities and Enforcement Nonpartisan Election Activities  Voter engagement activities (registration, get-out-the-vote) Issue advocacy, voter education, and candidate education Commenting on sitting elected officials in their official capacity   Challenges in Current Political Climate Fiscal Sponsorships Practical Advice for Nonprofits  &amp;amp;nbsp; Resources   AFJ’s Nonprofit Voter Assistance Series  AFJ’s The Connection  AFJ’s The Rules of the Game  National Council of Nonprofit’s on Fiscal Sponsorship  &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>Rules of the Game: The Bolder Advocacy Podcast</author_name>
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