Re:Wikipedia RFC to stop accepting cryptocurrencies passes b...
by vmception on Wednesday April 13, 2022 @02:35AM
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in the US there are plenty of non-profit lawyers for US formalized non-profits
I am speaking from a US perspective
The tricky issue arises when there are interdisciplinary issues that require other kinds of legal counsel involved as well just to get the signoff on how to conduct a transaction
Being involved in a project that would benefit from being a formalized German no-profit entity, there is another issue: the laws around non-profit entities are vague and at the same time there are almost no lawyers specializing in non-profit laws and regulations. The major ones (think of Greenpeace and the likes) all have their in-house counsel, and the countless smaller ones just wing it and hope the tax man never comes for an audit.