Practice Expertise
Areas of Practice
- Business Law
- Higher Education
- Tax-Exempt Organizations
Profile
Norah Jones is an attorney in the Tax-Exempt Organizations Group at Quarles & Brady LLP. She focuses her practice on advising public charities, private foundations, hospitals, trade associations, and other tax-exempt entities on a variety of legal and tax matters, such as
- Advising clients regarding the creation of new tax-exempt organizations and the application for appropriate federal and state tax exemptions for such organizations.
- Advising private foundations regarding complex program-related investment matters, including loans, guarantees, and direct investments.
- Counseling clients with respect to proper structuring of multi-entity coalitions and collaborations.
- Advising clients regarding significant and complex gifts.
- Drafting and reviewing corporate governance documents.
- Advising organizations with respect to maintaining tax-exempt and public charity status.
- Counseling clients regarding unrelated business income matters and structuring.
- Advising organizations regarding compliance with tax laws for tax-exempt organizations, including excess benefit transaction rules and private foundation excise tax laws.
- Representing clients engaged in Internal Revenue Service audits.
- Representing clients seeking rulings from the Internal Revenue Service.
- Assisting private foundations with respect to grants to international organizations and to individuals, expenditure responsibility, and self-dealing.
Bar Admissions
- Illinois
Education
- Loyola University Chicago School of Law (J.D., cum laude, 2006)
- Law Journal (Editor-in-Chief, 2005-2006)
- University of Illinois (M.U.P.P., 2001)
- University of Wisconsin (B.A., 1998)
Areas of Practice
- Business Law
- Higher Education
- Tax-Exempt Organizations
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