May mắn thay, khả năng cung cấp các báo cáo quản lý toàn diện các nhà tài trợ là vô song trong lịch sử gây quỹ. Ví dụ, một tổ chức hiệu quả có thể cung cấp cho các nhà tài trợ của công ty với bản tóm tắt chiến dịch hàng tháng của sự tiến bộ, thành công chương trình, và củng cố tài liệu khác. | 274 ePHILANTHROPY REGULATION AND THE LAW also should apply in the context of solicitations of charitable gifts by means of the Internet. Indeed this rule of law may be extended to philanthropic organizations in the Internet setting. Otherwise assuming that the law cannot be meaningfully altered the only feasible approach to resolution of this dilemma is to change the way the law is complied with. The power of the Internet can be harnessed to facilitate filing with the states by fundraising charities online. It does not appear that it would be that difficult relatively speaking to construct a system where charities could register with all of the states online. This should be done irrespective of whether the charity is fundraising via the Internet. Rather than regard Internet technology as exacerbating the problem the technology should be seen as resolving it. All of this may have a turnout of some irony The very technology the Internet that is bringing state fundraising regulation to the brink of collapse if enforced may be the very same technology that keeps it in place and enhances it. CHARITABLE GIVING PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATION As the nonprofit sector steadily grows and charitable giving steadily increases federal and state law regulating the fundraising process steadily proliferates. One of the many aspects of this accretion of the law is a compounding of the burden of administering other than gift solicitation efforts a charitable giving program. The law that has developed and is developing in this area applies to charitable giving programs undertaken by means of the Internet. Introduction Abuses of the charitable contribution deduction are inflaming the IRS and Congress. One of the transgressions that is the genesis of much law is the transfer of money to a charitable organization in a transaction that is not a gift or is only partially a gift where the transferor claims a charitable contribution deduction for all of the money paid over to the charity. The IRS .
