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501(c)(4) Social Welfare Organizations Must Provide Notice to the IRS
July 13, 2016, Covington Alert
In December 2015, we informed readers of the new requirement for 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations to notify the IRS upon formation. Enforcement of the requirement was delayed until the IRS was able to issue an appropriate form. The IRS recently announced that 501(c)(4) organizations may now register on the IRS website.
What happens to leftover campaign funds when a candidate drops out of the presidential race?
February 18, 2020, Fortune
Robert Kelner is quoted in Fortune regarding the capabilities of Super PACs in a presidential election and what happens campaign funds when candidates drop out of the presidential race. Mr. Kelner says, “Super PACs have fairly broad discretion on what they can do with excess funds.” He adds, “Where you see a lot of money left over in the Super PAC after the ...
Leading Public Policy Lawyer Joins Covington
January 7, 2019
WASHINGTON—Broderick D. Johnson has joined Covington in its Public Policy practice in Washington. Mr. Johnson is a public policy and political strategist with more than three decades of leadership at the highest levels of government and the legal profession. He provides strategic leadership advice and counsel to clients on legislative, regulatory, legal, and ...
June 1, 2015, U.S. News
Senator Jon Kyl is quoted in this article on Lindsey Graham announcing that he will run for President: "Adds former Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl, a friend of Graham's who is also advising and helping raise money for three other GOP candidates: “It’s not to say some of the others don’t have international affairs and national security credentials, but his are the ...