November 3, 2011
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EDT
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Are your
lobbying compliance filings raising red flags?
Filing errors are one of the primary reasons organizations get audited. By Jan. 1, 2012, organizations must elect to file lobbying reports using either the LDA or the IRS method, and they must use that method for the entire calendar year. There are major differences between the two, affecting what must be tracked and reported, but understanding these differences can help you easily prevent costly mistakes. This webinar, featuring top political involvement attorney Ken Gross, will teach you how to differentiate between these filing methods, covering topics such as:
- How the definition of lobbying varies between the LDA and the IRS
- Why an organization would choose one method over the other
- Who is considered a lobbying contact under each method
- What must be disclosed - including federal, state and grassroots lobbying
- Instructions on the differences in filing each report
- What types of red flags are frequently found on reports
About the Featured Presenter
Ken Gross, partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, is the country's leading political involvement attorney. Mr. Gross counsels hundreds of organizations on lobbying compliance, PACs and other issues, and he will also take your questions during this one-hour webinar.
Eliminate filing errors that could get your organization audited. Register today.
Participate from Anywhere:
Web-based seminars let you participate from your office, or anywhere you have access to the Internet. Simply follow the link provided in your final confirmation to join the meeting when it begins. You will also be able to ask the presenters questions.
Fees:
Special Package: Participate in the live webinar and receive the audio file for future reference:
Members: $159
Non-Members: $229
Webinar Participant Only:
Members $129
Non-Members: $199
Recording Only: Register
Members: $129
Non-Members: $199
If you have any questions about registration, please contact Brittany Smith at (202) 721-0701.
If you have any questions about content, please contact Ashley Mancheni at (202) 721-0911.

