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Effective on Jan. 1, 2018, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made qualified transportation fringe benefits taxable — either to the employee or to the nonprofit employer as unrelated business income.

As part of a year-long campaign, the U.S. House continues to advocate for legislation that would weaken the so-called Johnson Amendment, which ensures that nonprofits must remain nonpartisan. The Providers’ Council and our national partner, the National Council of Nonprofits, have advocated for protecting the Johnson Amendment, including signing the community letter in support of

If the #MarchforOurLives is any example, young people are ready to be engaged participants in legislative action and the democratic process.

Nearly 4,500 nonprofit organizations, including the Providers’ Council, signed on to the Community Letter drafted by the National Council of Nonprofits opposing changes to the Johnson Amendment, which through federal tax law protects the nonpartisanship of 501(c)(3) entities. Eliminating the current intent of the Johnson Amendment, the Providers’ Council and others believe, would blur the