News Showing 1-10 of 241 Filter Filters: Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 Topics Accounting and Financial Reporting Analytics Athletics Auxiliary Services, Campus Operations Campus Safety Community Colleges Comprehensive/Doctoral Institutions Dept. of Education Compliance Diversity and Inclusion Effectiveness E-Learning Endowment and Debt Management Energy Efficiency, Sustainability Facilities, Environmental Compliance FASB Finance Form 1098-T GASB Global Operations Grants Management Human Resources Leadership Legislative Update Organizational Effectiveness Planning and Budgeting Privacy & Data Security Regulations Research Universities Retirement Risk Management and Campus Security Small Institutions Student Financial Services Tax Technology Your Filters: Tax October 07, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? September 24-October 7, 2019 → In this edition: Sen. Lamar Alexander shares Higher Education Act priorities, the National Labor Relations Board moves to prevent students from unionizing, NACUBO signs an amicus brief on DACA, and more. October 01, 2019 NACUBO Submits Response to Endowment Excise Tax Proposal → NACUBO’s recommendations to policymakers, endorsed by 10 other higher education associations, highlight areas of concern for the sector and urge final rules that reflect an understanding of how colleges and universities serve students and operate. A coalition of colleges and universities also weighed in. August 12, 2019 Budget Deal Lifts Debt Ceiling, Tees Up Appropriations → After much negotiation, Congressional leaders settled on a bipartisan budget bill that President Trump has signed off on. The deal opens a possibility of repeal of unpopular portions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, including the parking tax and the UBIT basketing requirement. August 12, 2019 New Videos Advocate for Tax-Exempt Bond Policy Changes → New videos co-produced by NACUBO recommend reinstatement of advance refunding and improvements for bank-qualified bond terms. Bipartisan legislation recently introduced in the House reflects NACUBO’s recommendations for the latter. August 12, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? July 30-August 12, 2019 → The Department of Education seeks to align grants with Trump administration goals, the higher education community supports legislation to combat student food insecurity, and more. July 09, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? June 25-July 9, 2019 → The Department of Education changes gainful employment rules, NACUBO advocates for “kiddie tax” fix, Dreamers, and 179D, and more. July 01, 2019 Treasury and IRS Propose Regulations on Endowment Excise Tax → The guidance explains how certain colleges and universities should apply the excise tax on endowments enacted as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. June 24, 2019 Parking Tax Repeal Gains Support → The taxation of parking and transportation benefits nonprofit employers provide has garnered significant attention on Capitol Hill recently amid growing support for repeal of the tax. NACUBO has launched a new interactive advocacy campaign that urges repeal. June 24, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? June 11-24, 2019 → The House approves appropriations and grapples with legislation on Dreamers and UBIT, a new report finds charitable giving dropped in 2018, and more. May 28, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? May 14-28, 2019 → The White House proposes an additional cut to the Pell Grant Program surplus, members of Congress show support for tax-exempt bonds, and more.
October 07, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? September 24-October 7, 2019 → In this edition: Sen. Lamar Alexander shares Higher Education Act priorities, the National Labor Relations Board moves to prevent students from unionizing, NACUBO signs an amicus brief on DACA, and more.
October 01, 2019 NACUBO Submits Response to Endowment Excise Tax Proposal → NACUBO’s recommendations to policymakers, endorsed by 10 other higher education associations, highlight areas of concern for the sector and urge final rules that reflect an understanding of how colleges and universities serve students and operate. A coalition of colleges and universities also weighed in.
August 12, 2019 Budget Deal Lifts Debt Ceiling, Tees Up Appropriations → After much negotiation, Congressional leaders settled on a bipartisan budget bill that President Trump has signed off on. The deal opens a possibility of repeal of unpopular portions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, including the parking tax and the UBIT basketing requirement.
August 12, 2019 New Videos Advocate for Tax-Exempt Bond Policy Changes → New videos co-produced by NACUBO recommend reinstatement of advance refunding and improvements for bank-qualified bond terms. Bipartisan legislation recently introduced in the House reflects NACUBO’s recommendations for the latter.
August 12, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? July 30-August 12, 2019 → The Department of Education seeks to align grants with Trump administration goals, the higher education community supports legislation to combat student food insecurity, and more.
July 09, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? June 25-July 9, 2019 → The Department of Education changes gainful employment rules, NACUBO advocates for “kiddie tax” fix, Dreamers, and 179D, and more.
July 01, 2019 Treasury and IRS Propose Regulations on Endowment Excise Tax → The guidance explains how certain colleges and universities should apply the excise tax on endowments enacted as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
June 24, 2019 Parking Tax Repeal Gains Support → The taxation of parking and transportation benefits nonprofit employers provide has garnered significant attention on Capitol Hill recently amid growing support for repeal of the tax. NACUBO has launched a new interactive advocacy campaign that urges repeal.
June 24, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? June 11-24, 2019 → The House approves appropriations and grapples with legislation on Dreamers and UBIT, a new report finds charitable giving dropped in 2018, and more.
May 28, 2019 What Did I Miss in Washington? May 14-28, 2019 → The White House proposes an additional cut to the Pell Grant Program surplus, members of Congress show support for tax-exempt bonds, and more.
