Non-profit funding transparency: new rules for donor disclosure.
New regulations increase the transparency of funding for certain non-profit organizations, especially those involved in politics. Citizens will have easier access to information about donors, which may affect the transparency of political and social processes. The changes apply to organizations that spend money influencing elections or political campaigns.
Key points
Information about donors to politically active non-profit organizations will be publicly available in an easily searchable digital format.
Names and addresses of donors who contributed $5,000 or more to organizations influencing elections will be disclosed.
The changes aim to increase transparency in the funding of political groups and will take effect after the act is passed.
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