Public Disclosure of Donors to Federally Funded Organizations
New rules increase transparency for non-governmental organizations receiving government funds. Citizens will have access to information about who financially supports these organizations, helping them better understand how public money is spent.
Key points
Non-governmental organizations receiving federal funding must disclose the names and partial addresses of their contributors.
Donor information will be publicly available within 60 days of filing the required forms.
Failure to disclose this data may result in the loss of tax-exempt status for the organization.
Status:
Introduced
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