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From Lorman Education Services
IRS Guidelines for Good Governance for 501(c)(3) Organizations
BenefitsGiven continued congressional scrutiny of whether tax-exemption is a worthy federal subsidy for any type of tax-exempt organization, proper governance and accountability to the local community are key factors that may distinguish the tax-exempt sector from the taxable sector. The Internal Revenue Service, the press and others have linked the need for good governance to the quest for
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IRS Guidelines for Good Governance for 501(c)(3) Organizations
BenefitsGiven continued congressional scrutiny of whether tax-exemption is a worthy federal subsidy for any type of tax-exempt organization, proper governance and accountability to the local community are key factors that may distinguish the tax-exempt sector from the taxable sector. The Internal Revenue Service, the press and others have linked the need for good governance to the quest for
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From GlobalCompliancePanel
Understanding Analytical Test Results Comparing Two Sets of Data - Webinar by GlobalCompliancePanel
The class will cover the understanding the properties of single test results and how they may be compared.
There are many problems that arise from a misunderstanding of the properties of single data sets and the problems are compounded when data sets are compared. The discussion will cover the misconceptions and present methods to allow proper comparisons, while considering the risks inherent
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Device Changes FDA Changes and the 510k - Webinar by GlobalCompliancePanel
The majority of medical devices are cleared for marketing in the U. S. by the FDA under the 510(k) process.
The FDA holds companies responsible for filing new 510(k)s when one change is major enough to impact safety / effectiveness, or when a series of lesser changes finally reach the "tipping point". This is a major headache. How can companies make that determination? How can they trigger such
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