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Tax Organizations & Associations:     more books (100)

Should an association retain its nonprofit status?: An article from: Association Management by George D. Webster, 1994-06-01 Constitution and By-Laws for a tax-exempt organization (Preservation leaflet series) by Charles A. Gridley Dawe, 1959 Tax-exempt organizations information on selected types of organizations : briefing report to Congressional requesters (SuDoc GA 1.13:GGD-95-84 BR) by U.S. General Accounting Office, 1995 Lobbying for 501(c)(3) organizations: New guidelines under the tax reform act of 1976 (Government relations handbook series) by Stuart Halpert, 1976 Association Tax Compliance Guide by Jeffrey S. Tenenbaum, 2000-07 Tax-Exempt Charitable Organizations by Paul E Treusch, Paul E. Treusch, 1988-12-01 Essential Accounting, Tax, and Reporting Requirements for Not-for-Profit Organizations (ASAE Financial Management Series) by Edward J. McMillan, 1999-10 Is poverty a linguistic concept?(tax policies help to reduce poverty)(Column): An article from: Arena Magazine by Andy Blunden, 2005-12-01 The Tax Law of Associations by Bruce R. Hopkins, 2009-04-20 Understanding nonprofit financial management: how practices differ from for-profit organizations. (includes related article on tax-exemption)(Board Primer): An article from: Association Management by John P. Langan, 1998-01-01 ADAPSO: tax law writers should wake up to reality on software useful life. (Association of Data Processing Service Organizations): An article from: Software Industry Report The new lobby tax rules. (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993)(includes related article)(Special Report): An article from: Association Management by Jeffrey S. Tenenbaum, 1995-09-01 Tax Act provisions: traps and opportunities. (Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997): An article from: Association Management by Paula Cozzi Goedert, 1997-10-01 New rules of the tax game. (includes related articles)(Special Report): An article from: Association Management by John P. Langan, 1995-06-01

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21. Corporate Counsel Center - Tax-Exempt Organizations
    Center tax-Exempt, Non-Profit, Charitable, Religious organizations Legal National Council of Nonprofit associations Network of state and regional  
    http://corporate.findlaw.com/industry/nonprofit/
    
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22. Other Tax-Exempt Organizations
    The following is a list of other types of taxexempt organizations. 501(c)(12) -, Benevolent Life Insurance associations, Mutual Ditch or Irrigation  
    http://www.irs.gov/charities/article/0,,id=96184,00.html
    
    Extractions: Where To File The following is a list of other types of tax-exempt organizations. For more information regarding these types of organizations, download Publication 557 Tax-Exempt Status for Your Organization , or contact IRS Customer Service § 501(c)(1) - Corporations Organized Under Act of Congress (including Federal Credit Unions) § 501(c)(2) - Title Holding Corporations for Exempt Organization § 501(c)(11) - Teachers' Retirement Fund Associations § 501(c)(12) - Benevolent Life Insurance Associations, Mutual Ditch or Irrigation Companies, Mutual or Cooperative Telephone Companies, Etc. § 501(c)(13) - Cemetery Companies § 501(c)(14) - State Chartered Credit Unions, Mutual Reserve Funds § 501(c)(15) - Mutual Insurance Companies or Associations § 501(c)(16) - Cooperative Organizations to Finance Crop Operations § 501(c)(18) - Employee Funded Pension Trusts (created before June 25, 1959)

23. SOI Tax Stats - Charities & Other Tax-Exempt Organizations Statistics
    Other taxexempt organizations covered in this section include those exempt under Sections 501(c)(8), Fraternal beneficiary societies and associations  
    http://www.irs.gov/taxstats/charitablestats/article/0,,id=97176,00.html
    
    Extractions: Civic leagues, social welfare organizations, and local associations of employees Labor, agriculture, and horticultural organizations Business leagues, chambers of commerce, and real estate boards Social and recreational clubs Fraternal beneficiary societies and associations Voluntary employee beneficiary associations Data are compiled from Form 990, Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax, and Form 990-EZ Statistical Tables Publications and Papers Other IRS Data Excel viewer 501(c)(3) Organizations: Size of Total Assets Size of Total Assets

24. President's Advisory Panel On Federal Tax Reform - Federal Tax Reform - Request
    Business, Government, or organizations and associations. The description of the tax reform proposal should include an explanation of how it compares  
    http://comments.taxreformpanel.gov/
    
    Extractions: View Comments Received, Request for Comments #1-3 and General Comments The President has clearly outlined the mission of this Advisory Panel in Executive Order No. 13369 . During this process of examination, the Advisory Panel is committed to ensuring that all interested parties have an opportunity to share views and concerns. Throughout the course of the Panel's work, comments will be solicited on specific matters. Interested parties are strongly encouraged to submit comments within the scope of these questions. To facilitate the Advisory Panel's consideration and review, we have established two methods by which statements can be submitted. Please use only one of the methods when submitting comments. Complete on-line form to submit your comments

25. FedLaw - Professional Associations And Organizations
    Professional associations and organizations National Association of tax Professionals National tax Association  
    http://www.thecre.com/fedlaw/legal91.htm

26. Miles And Stockbridge P.C. Associations, Civic & Charitable Organizations
    Corporate Securities / associations, Civic Charitable organizations Our representation of clients forming taxexempt organizations is as intricate  
    http://www.milesstockbridge.com/PA/index.php?id=44&pa_action=case&practice_area_

27. Miles And Stockbridge P.C. Associations, Civic & Charitable Organizations
    tax / associations, Civic Charitable organizations Our representation of clients forming taxexempt organizations is as intricate as the  
    http://www.milesstockbridge.com/PA/index.php?id=44&pa_action=case&practice_area_

28. Tax Resolution Services : Tax Reduction Problem Solvers : Associations
    IRS tax reduction problem solvers and tax offer in compromise specialists. Company is a proud member of the following organizations and associations  
    http://mytaxresolution.com/associations.html
    
    Extractions: Other Resources ASSOCIATIONS Tax Resolution Services Company is a proud member of the following organizations and associations: The American Society of IRS Problem Solvers is a select group of tax professionals located in communities across the United States. All members are licensed CPA's, Attorneys, or Enrolled Agents who have helped thousands of taxpayers end individual and business IRS problems. They believe in order for taxpayers to end IRS problems with the best possible outcome, they must have a tax professional representing them. Their members negotiate with the IRS on a daily basis, which gives them the latest, up to the minute information, on the various IRS programs available to affordably end IRS problems.

29. Center For Non-Profits - Just What Is A Non-Profit, Anyway?
    The concept of nonprofit organizations and associations is an important part of our Contributions to trade associations are not tax-deductible as such,  
    http://www.njnonprofits.org/Whats-a-np.html
    
    Extractions: Just What is a Non-Profit, Anyway? Our nation has a long and rich tradition of people coming together and forming organizations to solve problems and enrich their communities. The concept of non-profit organizations and associations is an important part of our history and culture. But just what is a "non-profit," anyway? This article is intended to provide some basic answers. It does not explore the pros and cons of the current system of laws and eligibility requirements for non-profit and tax-exempt organizations, which the Center will be exploring in-depth in the coming months. Trying to describe a "non-profit" is a bit like playing "twenty questions," where everyone tries to guess the answer by process of elimination. In the definitional sense, non-profits are creatures of federal and state law, based in large part on what they do not, or cannot do. To make matters more confusing, the term "non-profit" does not have a statutory meaning on the federal level. On the state level, it is used to describe corporations that are organized to advance a public or community interest rather than for individual personal or financial gain. Thus, non-profits may not distribute earnings or pay dividends; any surplus must be used to further the corporation's organizational purpose. However, all non-profits are permitted to hire paid staff to conduct their organization's activities. In New Jersey, non-profit status exempts a corporation from State corporate income taxes. Many but not all non-profit corporations, depending upon their purposes, can qualify for exemption from federal corporate income taxes. The U.S. Internal Revenue Code contains more than 25 different classifications of tax-exempt groups, including professional associations, charitable organizations, civic leagues, labor unions, fraternal organizations, and social clubs, to name just a few. Depending on the category of the exemption, such groups are entitled to certain privileges and subject to certain reporting and disclosure requirements and limitations on their activities. In certain instances, contributions to non-profit organizations are deductible from federal income taxes.

30. Exempt Organizations In Texas - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    Can a homeowners association qualify for exemption from franchise tax? Parentteacher organizations, and parent-teacher associations that are not  
    http://www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/exempt/exemptfaq.html
    
    Extractions: Yes. If your organization requests exemption based on its federal status under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 501(c)(2), (16), or (25), the organization can be a profit or a nonprofit corporation. Exemption from franchise tax is also possible for certain insurance companies or open-end investment companies that are organized for profit.

31. Business & Professional Services Associations, Organizations, & Foundations Labo
    Occupation Employment organizations associations Labor Unions Labor Issues FASTpbFAST Business Services Nonprofit organizations State tax  
    http://yellowpages.superpages.com/web~C_Business & Professional Services Associa
    
    Extractions: Web Results Next membership organizations organizations business associations professional membership organizations labor unions and similar labor organizations associations business organizations athletic associations business organizations http://www.frenchhouse.biz/membership-organizations.html Student Financial Aid Organizations and Associations Organizations Associations ...Financial Aid Organizations and Associations ...industry, labor unions , societies, foundations and fraternal...relate to associations and organizations that provide... http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/education-and-higher- learning_parents-and-student-resources_financial-aid-and-assistance_ associations-and-organizations.asp More results from www.buzzle.com German American Business Resources - ... Foundations ...German-American associations business service providers...institutions, internship

32. What Is A Nonprofit Organization?
    Types of tax Exempt organizations. The following list is exhaustive, Local associations of employees, the membership of which is limited to the  
    http://not-for-profit.org/page2.htm
    
    Extractions: In a nutshell, a Nonprofit corporations is an organization formed for the purpose of serving a purpose of public or mutual benefit other than the pursuit or accumulation of profits. It is important to know what a nonprofit corporation is not. A nonprofit is not a way for ordinary businesses or people to shield assets or avoid paying income tax. It is not an alternative business form for any regular type of business. Congress and the Internal revenue service have determined that only specific types of organizations can qualify to be nonprofit, or tax exempt organizations. ("Tax exempt is the term used for nonprofit by the IRS and most other government agencies.) Nonprofits are recognized and authorized by Congress (as well as state legislatures), which determined that certain types of enterprises should be free from the burden of having to pay income taxes. It also decreed that society should support and foster many such organizations. In order to accomplish these goals, it established a class of entity now known as a tax exempt corporation, or nonprofit corporations. In giving these corporations tax exempt status, however, Congress imposed specific requirements and limitations on their activities. The IRS tends to strictly enforce these rules. Failure to "play by the rules" can result in the corporation losing its tax exempt status. These limitations on nonprofit corporation activities and operations are what give them unique needs that often are not well met by service providers to for-profit businesses.

33. Accounting
    Accounts Payable Professionals organizations associations, associations related to tax associations, tax, Accounting, tax assn, tax assoc,  
    http://www.electronicsee.com/Accounting/

34. Weinberg & Jacobs, LLP; Tax Exempt Organizations
    We have extensive experience representing tax exempt organizations, trade and professional associations on related issues such as tax limits on lobbying  
    http://wjlaw.com/TaxExem.html
    
    Extractions: While IRS audits, large and small, are a specialty of ours, we plan for our clients so as to avoid problems. Our firm organizes and secures appropriate Federal, State and local tax exemptions for a wide variety of exempt groups. We also create taxable subsidiaries, restructure contracts so as to minimize Unrelated Business Income Tax, and revise non-profit governance systems for existing organizations. We also provide tax planning for both the organizations and their prospective donors, configure nonqualified executive compensation, guide private foundations through the specific constraints applicable to them, and advise charities, social welfare groups, trade and professional associations on related issues such as tax limits on lobbying and campaign activity by tax exempt entities.

35. Nonprofit Organizations
    All unincorporated nonprofit associations, whether or not the entities are Exempt organizations. Internal Revenue Service Federal tax information for  
    http://www.sos.state.tx.us/corp/nonprofit_org.shtml
    
    Extractions: Quick Links: SELECT A TOPIC About - Secretary of State Bio - Deputy Secretary Bio - Press Releases - History of the Office - Constitutional Duties - Employment Opportunities - Procurement Opportunities Elections - Voter Information - Conducting Your Elections - Candidates - Project V.O.T.E. - Election Returns - Election Law Opinions Texas Register Texas Administrative Code Open Meetings Statutory Documents - Notary Public - State Seal Uniform Commercial Code - Fees - Electronic Filing (EDI) - Colonias International Protocol Authentication of Documents SOSDirect Compact With Texans Corporations Business Nonprofit ... Contact Us Nonprofit Corporations: Not all non-profit organizations are filed with the Secretary of State. Many, but not all, non-profit organizations chose to incorporate. A nonprofit corporation is created by filing articles of incorporation with the secretary of state in accordance with the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act ("TNPCA"), articles 1396-3.02 and 1396-3.03. "Non-profit corporation" means a corporation no part of the income of which is distributable to members, directors, or officers [TNPCA, article 1396-1.02A(3)]. A nonprofit corporation may be created for any lawful purposes, which purposes must be fully stated in the articles of incorporation. Not all nonprofit corporations are entitled to exemption from state or federal taxes.

36. Tax Associations And Tax Organizations
    tax associations, tax organizations, grassroots resources.  
    http://www.abusinessresource.com/Business_Resources/Small_Business/Financial/Tax

37. Howstuffworks "How Philanthropy Works"
    This code covers trade associations and boards, chambers of commerce, Other taxexempt organizations to which you can make tax-deductible gifts include  
    http://money.howstuffworks.com/philanthropy3.htm
    
    Extractions: A basic characteristic of a charity or philanthropy is its nonprofit status (many organizations today prefer the term not-for-profit ) eligibility that must be documented by the Internal Revenue Service before an organization can solicit charitable donations or gifts in the United States. Small charities or churches with annual incomes of less than $5,000 do not have to apply for tax exemption. According to the Council of Better Business Bureaus, organizations that solicit contributions and memberships generally fall into one of these tax-exempt categories: Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) This code includes groups whose purposes are charitable, educational, religious, scientific, literary or supporting national or international amateur sports competitions, the prevention of cruelty to children or animals, and testing related to public safety. (All except the last of these are deductible on your

38. National Council Of Nonprofit Associations
    Rating the Raters An Assessment of organizations and Publications that Rate/Rank Generally, witnesses agreed that current taxexempt law was created  
    http://www.ncna.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageId=537

39. National Council Of Nonprofit Associations
    understand the “fundamentals” of law governing taxexempt organizations before Generally, witnesses agreed that current tax-exempt law was created  
    http://www.ncna.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=page.viewPage&pageID=540&nodeID=1

40. Planning Tax-Exempt Organizations - LexisNexis(R) Bookstore
    Planning taxExempt organizations contains all the analysis, practice commentary and Social Welfare organizations, Local associations of Employees,  
    http://bookstore.lexis.com/bookstore/catalog?action=product&prod_id=42473&cat_id

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