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Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard E. Neal (D-MA)  has called for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to provide refund guidance to tax-exempt organizations that paid a 21 percent unrelated business income tax (UBIT) on parking and transportation benefits provided to employees. In December, Congress retroactively repealed the portion of the 2017 tax law that

Our Jobs with Heart website saw its three best months of 2019 in October, November and December. Get in on the action and attract great job candidates by posting your open positions — it’s free for Providers’ Council members to use. More than 7,200 jobs have been posted to the Providers’ Council Jobs with Heart website, gaining over 1.5 million job exposures

If your organization is like many social service agencies, you are witnessing a transformation from pay-for-performance to value-based reimbursement. Shifts in reimbursement models are aligned with heightened funder expectations of robust customer service, high satisfaction rates, and active stakeholder engagement. How will this shift affect your operations, employees, and constituents—and are you prepared for such

The Providers’ Council has signed onto a national letter to oppose the nonprofit Internet Society’s sale of ownership of the .org Public Interest Registry to a private equity firm, Ethos Capital. The proposed sale would put the rights to more than 10 million domains in the hands of venture capitalists, who — without the longstanding

Nonprofits have a unique ability to build voter engagement in the communities they serve, according to Brian Miller, executive director of Cambridge-based Nonprofit VOTE.

The deadline to participate in one of the Providers’ Council’s most popular educational programs is coming up as the calendar nears the end of 2019.

The Joint Committee on Children, Families and Persons with Disabilities gave favorable reports to two Providers’ Council bills and reported them out of committee this month.

Congratulations to Providers’ Council members who earned spots on The Boston Globe’s 2019 Top Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts.

Effective November 4, 2019, the Providers’ Council has moved to Framingham. The new address for the Providers’ Council is 100 Crossing Blvd., Suite 100, Framingham, MA 01702. 

Job postings to Jobs with Heart, the Providers’ Council’s human services jobs board, have appeared in search results more than 1.4 million times since the site’s relaunch two years ago.