New Rules for Reporting Foreign Donations to Nonprofits
December 17, 2024
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The Frame
This legislation changes how much information about foreign funding of nonprofits is visible to the public while simultaneously creating a new felony charge for federal employees who disclose private donor identities.
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Tax-exempt organizations
These organizations must now report specific foreign contribution data to the IRS for public disclosure.
Federal government employees
Employees face potential felony charges, fines, and termination for unauthorized disclosure of donor identities.
Last recorded activity December 17, 2024.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will my name be made public if I donate to a nonprofit?
What information about foreign donations will be public?
Why It Matters
This legislation changes how much information about foreign funding of nonprofits is visible to the public while simultaneously creating a new felony charge for federal employees who disclose private donor identities.
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Criminalization of Donor Disclosure
The bill shifts from standard administrative privacy protections to explicit felony criminalization for federal employees who disclose donor identities.
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