In an attempt to limit the impact of a Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provision impacting nonprofit employers, including colleges and universities, the IRS and Treasury have issued interim guidance that includes a safe harbor for compliance. NACUBO continues to advocate for repeal of the provision.

ED publishes proposed Title IX rules, a tool is available to show support for Section 127 expansion, and more.

As the first filing season without Box 2 approaches, NACUBO’s new "Guide to Form 1098-T Information Reporting" offers a comprehensive reference and road map for all aspects of 1098-T preparation.

Lawmakers have pushed the next federal government funding deadline to December 21. In the meantime, they are trying to negotiate a number of controversial issues—President Donald Trump wants a budget agreement that includes funding for a border wall, and tax writers are seeking agreement on a long list of tax provisions.

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced it is “resetting” its efforts to implement changes required under the Forever GI Bill and will pay monthly housing allowances for the current academic year based on the location of a school’s main campus.

NACUBO, on behalf of a group of education associations, submitted comments to the IRS on recent unrelated business taxable income guidance. NACUBO noted how separate trades or businesses should be identified, sought clarification on some UBTI offsets, and made recommendations regarding investment partnership interests.

Senate lawmakers introduce legislation to simplify the FAFSA, NACUBO provides resources to encourage congressional outreach, and more.

The long-awaited proposed regulations on campus sexual assault investigations contain significant changes for both students and institutions.

Many student veterans and institutions are facing significantly late Forever GI Bill benefit payments for the fall semester, but Department of Veterans Affairs officials testified during a congressional hearing that spring semester payments will be more timely.

NACUBO’s advisory report on Perkins Loan Program wind-down guidance now addresses FASB and GASB accounting and financial reporting issues.