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Daniel Berger is an Associate in the Tax Department and a member of the transactional tax team, resident in the New York office. Daniel's practice focuses on U.S. corporate, partnership and cross-border tax matters. He has experience advising clients on taxable and tax-free mergers and acquisitions, offerings and financings.

Daniel also has experience advising not-for-profit/tax-exempt clients on matters such as applying for and maintaining exemption from federal income tax and minimizing unrelated business taxable income.

New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman has issued proposed regulations that would require many nonprofit organizations to annually disclose certain information about their political spending and their donors’ identities.  According to the Attorney General, the proposed regulations are in response to nonprofit organizations, in particular Section 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations, that have engaged in political campaign activity and do not disclose their sources of funding.  While Section 527 organizations are required to publicly disclose certain information relating to their political expenditures and their donors’ identities, other nonprofit organizations are generally exempt from such reporting requirements.