Frequent Questions

See Below for the Answers to the Most Frequently asked Questions.


 

  • - Wednesday (3/18/20): The first session, referred to as the ‘bonus session’ will be held Wednesday evening from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. It does qualify for continuing education and is included in the CE hour count.
  • - Thursday (3/19/20): The Early Riser starts at 7:30 a.m. The General session starts at 8:45 a.m. Sessions end by 5:30 p.m.
  • - Friday (3/20/20): The Early Riser starts at 7:30 a.m. The General session starts at 8:45 a.m. Sessions end at around 4:30 p.m.

Nonprofit Directors, Managers, Comptrollers, CFO’s, CEO’s, legal counsel and accountants involved with nonprofit organizations including foundations, associations, philanthropic, cultural, religious, health, educational, social welfare, civic and fraternal organizations.

The Conference is eligible for CLE, CPE, and CAE continuing education. Please visit our continuing education page for more information.

The conference will be held at the historic Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. The hotel offers convenient metro access and is just a short walk from the White House and Smithsonian Museums. See our hotel page to reserve a room and for more information on this exciting property.

There are numerous opportunities for networking during our networking breaks, lunches and the Thursday night Registrants’ Reception.

Registrants will be able to choose in advance whether they want the hard copy of the proceedings manual or the flash drive or both. If you choose both, there is an additional $25 charge. Attendees will also be able to download the outlines from the conference website ( starting a few days before the conference) if they prefer. You can also purchase the materials if you cannot attend. See the proceedings manual order form for more information.

The dress code tends to be business casual for registrants. Always layer as the temperature can vary from room to room.

We are very generous with our food offerings. You can expect a continental breakfast with a protein, a 3-course plated lunch, a substantial Thursday night reception with open bar and refreshments during the breaks. We can accommodate special food requests, but please wait to tell us until we send out our logistics e-mail in early March.

Attendees can bring a guest to the reception and lunches if we have room but will need to pay for each meal they choose to attend. See Rebecca Johnston at check-in to determine the cost, to confirm that we have an extra seat and to receive a guest badge.

The National Cherry Blossom festival will start March 20, 2020 so you might consider staying through the weekend for this exciting and beautiful event and cross your fingers for peak bloom! The cherry blossom website is https://nationalcherryblossomfestival.org/

Yes, Conference attendees who are seeking continuing education and are unable to afford the registration fee due to financial hardship may request a discounted registration fee. The request must be presented for a reduced fee before registering for the conference, and state why the normal fee associated with the program causes the attendee financial hardship. The petition must be signed and dated by the attendee. Washington Nonprofit Tax conference’s program director may reduce the registration fee for the conference at their discretion. Please note that most of our attendees are from nonprofits so suggesting that a discount should be granted due to nonprofit status is not considered a hardship. The amount of hardship discounts that the conference can extend is extremely limited. Please e-mail us or contact us at (202) 688-3533 with any questions.

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