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The text explains how nonprofits and political organizations disclose financial information, including compensation.
’s single largest directly identified donor in recent public reporting is , which gave $13.1 million according to an examination of filings published by ; that gift outpaced known contributions from b...
) files the same public tax documents other 501(c) nonprofits must file, and those s — available via -derived databases such as — disclose executive pay totals and many related payments . Reporting by...
— many tax-exempt veterans’ organizations operate under federal rules that require annual information returns and make financial audits publicly available in specific circumstances, and third‑party pl...
’s financial picture is disclosed through standard and separate political committee reports: , as a 501(c), files IRS Form 990s that appear in public databases and record major grants and revenue sour...
face a legal wall: most nonprofits still must report substantial donors to the on Schedule B, but the names and addresses are excluded from public disclosure and many filers no longer submit donor ide...
received an unprecedented influx of donations in the summer of 2020—reported at more than $30 million within weeks and later summarized as between $35–40 million for the year—after . Early public disc...