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Strategic Restructuring:
Partnership Options for Nonprofits

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The Forms of Strategic Restructuring

Deciding to Restructure

Funding the Strategic Restructuring Process

The Negotiations Process

Due Diligence

Financial Issues

External Communications

Implementing a Partnership

Integrating the New Organization

Leadership and Management

Human Resources

Working with Consultants

 

 

 

Tips and Answers to Your Questions
The Forms of Strategic Restructuring

   

In a parent-subsidiary restructuring, does one entity lose their 501C3 status?

No, both parties can continue to be tax exempt. Parent-subsidiary only refers to the governance structure. The "subsidiary" makes the "parent" its only member, thus giving it control of key functions, such as electing its board.

For more information on parent-subsidiaries, you may want to review our national research study, which includes 2 profiles of p-s case studies. It can be downloaded from http://www.lapiana.org/research/nationalstudy.html.