Prohibits state agencies from imposing annual filing or reporting requirements on charities that exceed federal standards.
The Charity Protection Act prohibits state agencies and officials from imposing annual filing or reporting requirements on charities that are more burdensome than federal standards. Exceptions apply to state grants, contracts, and fraud investigations. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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