As part of the 2017 tax reform bill, Congress passed new Section 199A, which authorizes a deduction for “specified agricultural or horticultural cooperatives.” As discussed… Read More »IRS Issues Sec. 199A Guidance for W-2 Limitation
In a new ruling, the Service considered the period of historical patronage business that should be used to calculate the gain on a liquidation sale. Coop was a… Read More »New IRS Ruling: The Timing of Patronage Business for Allocations
Dakota Energy has filed a lawsuit concerning its potential exit from a wholesale power supplier, East River Electric. Dakota Energy’s concern is that East River’s bylaws require, as a condition to withdrawal,… Read More »Potential Exit from Power Supply Cooperative
The Farm Credit Administration has issued an updated informational memorandum for the purposes of providing Farm Credit System institutions with updated guidance on the Paycheck… Read More »Farm Credit Administration Guidance on PPP for Small Businesses
The USDA Rural Development Division and Cooperative Services Branch of the US Department of Agriculture reported that in 2019 co-ops sold $53.2 billion in farm… Read More »USDA Reports on Farm Supplies Sold by Co-ops
October is National Cooperative Month. The USDA is holding a webinar about the resources available to support cooperative development in rural America, including updates on cooperative… Read More »Join the USDA Webinar for National Cooperative Month!
October is Cooperative Month. AHC represents many cooperatives in the telecom, electric, and agricultural industries. So we join with others in celebrating our cooperative clients.… Read More »Happy Cooperative Month from AHC!
The New Hampshire Electric Cooperative, serving 115 mostly rural towns, is trying again to add delivering broadband internet to its core mission of delivering electricity.… Read More »New Hampshire Electric Cooperative Broadband Internet
In a lawsuit brought against a nonprofit, member-owned electric cooperative corporation, the plaintiff-members (“Plaintiffs”) alleged that Southwest Mississippi Electric Cooperative (the “Cooperative”) unlawfully failed to… Read More »Mississippi Cooperatives Win Big on Arbitration Clause in Bylaws
Legislation SB 373 was introduced to the Georgia General Assembly in early February 2020. The bill was fashioned after legislation in 2018 that established gross… Read More »Bill Improves Protections for Directors and Officers of Nonprofits and Electric Cooperatives
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