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Nonprofit Meetings, Minutes & Records: How to Run Your Nonprofit Corporation So You Don't Run Into Trouble
by Anthony Mancuso
from NOLO
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 
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A good addtion to the non-profit legal library 
This book is not a self contained guide to setting up or running a non-profit and does not claim to be. Therefore you should consider this book as part of an overall library. The book does seem fairly pricey considering it is quite small/slim, however given the CD and amount of practical legal information I consider the book value for money.
Chapter 1 outlines the base documentation required for a non-Profit to become incorporated and get IRS tax exemption, with subsequent chapters provide a framework... more info
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Definitive! 
This helpful book/CD provides all the information you will need to successfully run a nonprofit corporation. Chapters are well organized and succinct. No fluff here. I don't know how often nonprofit statutes are revised, but this book, published in 2008, is certainly up to date. This book tells you what you need to do, and then shows you how to do it. A very useful tool, indeed!
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very specific focus 
I have been involved in three small nonprofits, and when I read the title and description, I was expecting that the book would cover topics that would have been helpful to us in terms of recordkeeping and the governance issues, particularly those specific to a nonprofit. Given the subtitle, I also expected some guidance about some of the surprising things that we learned that restricted us, like the kinds of decisions we were allowed to make and the restrictions on the ways we could raise money.
I was... more info
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Good advice in a user friendly format
I like NOLO press books, generally speaking, and this is no exception. The Publishers review above is accurate: this book and the accompanying CD are designed to help the board of non-profits comply with one area: properly conducting meetings, keeping minutes of those meetings, and making sure that appropriate records are kept. The book is a fantastic aid for that purpose, but it is NOT a substitute for a lawyer. IRS rules are constantly changing, and all non-profits should have a non-profit lawyer that... more info
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