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The expansion of activity – including financial transactions – by U.S.-based nonprofits overseas continues to increase, raising a complex host of U.S. and foreign regulatory, tax, and other issues. These international financial transactions are subject to an array of requirements, which can pose significant risks to U.S.-based nonprofits if not followed. This program – led by two Venable attorneys who work extensively with nonprofit organizations and others in this area – will cover topics such as:
- Foreign exchange controls
- Scrutiny of foreign funding of U.S.-based nonprofits; requirements for domestic entities receiving funding from abroad
- Banking controls and accountability, including challenges to having nonresidents as signatories on local currency bank accounts
- Cash transaction risks and procedures
- Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) licensing requirements for U.S.-based nonprofits making payments to persons in foreign countries subject to sanctions
- Recent sanctions against Russia
- Taxation and information reporting requirements
- Transfer pricing issues
- Differences between local country accounting rules and U.S. accounting rules
For any U.S.-based nonprofit operating overseas, this is a program you will not want to miss.
Speakers
Lindsay B. Meyer, Esq., Co-Managing Partner and Co-Chair of the International Trade Practice, Venable LLP
Charles K. Kolstad, Esq., Counsel, Tax Group, Venable LLP
Schedule
12:00 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. ET – Networking Luncheon
12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET – Program/Webinar