Call to Action for Nonprofits By ECFA

Action: Stop the Tax on Nonprofit Employee Parking!

Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA)  is circulating a position statement as a call for action for nonprofit organizations (including churches) concerned about a provision in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. This Act will require nonprofits to pay taxes on the parking benefits provided by many employers.

A new provision in the tax law requires tax-exempt nonprofit organizations to file federal income tax returns and pay unrelated business income tax (UBIT) on the cost of parking provided to employees, even if the organizations do not actually conduct any unrelated business activities.

The law states that the Treasury Department is to provide guidance on the complex issue of how cost is to be determined for this purpose.  In addition to filing federal income tax returns, many nonprofit employers affected by the new law will also be required to file state income tax returns and possibly pay a state income tax as a result of the new federal income tax.

By signing onto this position statement, you will be advocating for the repeal of this new burdensome provision in the law either by legislation or effectively by action of the Treasury Department.

The position statement may be used to communicate these concerns to members of Congress and/or Treasury officials.

Click here to sign join ECFA in responding!

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Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA)  provides accreditation to leading Christian nonprofit organizations that faithfully demonstrate compliance with established standards for financial accountability, transparency, fundraising, and board governance.

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