Rhode Island S2709 mandates nonprofit entities receiving over $50,000 in grants or funding to disclose salaries and benefits of their top ten.

Rhode Island S2709 requires nonprofit entities that receive grants or other funding exceeding $50,000 to disclose detailed information about the salaries and benefits of their ten highest-paid directors, officers, or employees. This includes names, positions, total compensation, and benefits such as health insurance, retirement contributions, and other allowances. The disclosure must occur within 90 days of receiving the grant or funding. This act amends sections 22-6-15 and 22-6-16 of the General Laws in Chapter 22-6 to include these transparency requirements.

Rhode Island S2709 mandates nonprofit entities receiving over $50,000 in grants or funding to disclose salaries and benefits of their top ten.

Rhode Island S2709 requires nonprofit entities that receive grants or other funding exceeding $50,000 to disclose detailed information about the salaries and benefits of their ten highest-paid directors, officers, or employees. This includes names, positions, total compensation, and benefits such as health insurance, retirement contributions, and other allowances. The disclosure must occur within 90 days of receiving the grant or funding. This act amends sections 22-6-15 and 22-6-16 of the General Laws in Chapter 22-6 to include these transparency requirements.