The Washington Non-Profit Legal & Tax Conference was established in 1964 as an annual gathering of experts dedicated to educating individuals from exempt organizations on legal and tax issues affecting nonprofits. It is considered the preeminent conference of its kind and a vital resource. The 2020 program will be held at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. in their grand ballroom meeting space. The 2-day program plus the Wed. evening bonus session, offers numerous opportunities to increase your tax-exempt knowledge and keep you in the know on significant and timely matters. Invest just 2 days and you will walk away with vital industry information plus invaluable reference materials. You will not find a better value! Our registration fee includes the conference, a Wednesday night bonus session, two breakfasts, two lunches, a substantial registrants’ reception, continuing education, essential networking opportunities and the take home materials (hard copy or media – your choice). We hope you will join us in March. Questions? We welcome your inquiries – (202) 688-3533.
Registration fees are based on an escalating date/cost scale with early-birds enjoying the best value. Group rates and the One Day option are consistent throughout the registration period. Please call our office with any questions - 202-688-3533.
*Hotel sleeping rooms are not included in the conference registration fee and need to be reserved by the attendee. See the hotel page on this site.
The conference is designed especially for CFO's, CEO's, directors, comptrollers, counsel and accountants of nonprofit organizations. Nonprofit sectors in attendance include foundations, associations, philanthropic, government, cultural, religious, health, educational, social welfare, civic and fraternal organizations. Attorneys, accountants and others who provide critical services to these sectors are all present in force as well.
The conference covers core topics like UBIT, the 990, IRS Audits, Accounting Updates, Charitable Deductions, Nonprofit Compensation, Ethics, Charitable State Registration and numerous Updates affecting all Exempt Organizations - but it also features presentations on trending issues.
The conference addresses issues of relevance to nonprofit organizations, including the latest developments. The focus is also on practical information that can be put to use with an immediate impact. A 600+ page proceedings manual or flash drive (your choice) of the speaker's outlines is provided to each registrant.
The superior venue of Conference Speakers consists of nationally known attorneys, accountants, and other nonprofit professionals. Key note speakers include IRS officials and members of Congress, who will provide the latest information on important regulatory and legislative developments. There will also be plenty of time for questions and other interaction with the speakers.
One of the greatest advantages of the conference is the opportunity for networking. Exchanging information, seeking advice, and making contacts is an absolutely invaluable aspect of the conference. There is still no substitute for face-to-face interaction.
56 years ago George Webster and Ellis Meredith founded what was at the time the very first national conference dedicated to the tax concerns of nonprofit organizations. It soon became the premier such event in the U.S., and over the past 56 years, every leading legal practitioner, every Member of Congress with relevant oversight authority, and every top Treasury and IRS official in the exempt organizations area has at one time, and usually multiple times, spoken at the Conference. Through all of the changes in the exempt arena, the Conference remains a constant source of the latest tax and other legal developments for nonprofit, tax-exempt organizations.
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