Economy
Occupy Wall Street Struggles with … Accounting?
Julian Dunn |
Improving the accounting will help increase transparency and accountability for donors, an issue that several potential donors have complained about on the movement’s blog.
The charitable status of OWS's fiscal sponsor means that the Internal Revenue Service will want to verify that every donation is used for charitable purposes.
Improving the accounting will help increase transparency and accountability for donors, an issue that several potential donors have complained about on the movement’s blog.
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