In other news, the term "tax-exempt" is a crock. For those in the nonprofit world, you already know that tax exempt doesn't impact payroll taxes. The government still takes that big chunk of your paycheck. However, there's a significant psychological difference when you actually are the one that has to write that monthly check to the government. In my previous jobs, it just disappeared. Now I actually have to make those payments! AND, my exempt status doesn't protect Reach, Inc. from social security or unemployment insurance taxes either. Come to think of it, I'm not sure what I'm actually exempt from at this point.
Finally, two nice pieces of news for the program. First, although small, Reach, Inc. got another mention in the press. I have been trying to place Reach, Inc. wherever I can, so there is currently a blurb about the organization in this month's newsletter for the UNC School of Social Work. You can find it in the "Alumni Update" section. Additionally, we received word this week that Porter Mason, a talented cartoonist, is going to provide some drawings for our Tutor Training Manual, and he has agreed to do it free of charge. We really appreciate Porter's willingness to work with us on this project.
Thanks, as always, for reading.
Mark
Founder and President
Reach, Inc.
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