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Sister act? Group's tax-exempt status in question. (Exempt Status).: An article from: The Non-profit Times by Craig Causer, 2002-04-01 IRS renews focus on nonprofit community.(HEADLINES): An article from: Association Management SLOWLY BUT SURELY?(Federal legislative and tax news): An article from: Do-It-Yourself Retailing Taxes and agglomeration economies: how are they related to nonprofit firm location?: An article from: Southern Economic Journal by Teresa D. Harrison, 2008-10-01 Nonprofit taxable activities, production complementarities, and joint cost allocations.: An article from: National Tax Journal by Robert J. Yetman, 2003-12-01 Tax Tribunal explores religious use tax exemptions. (Tax Tidbits).: An article from: Leader's Edge by Amy Piner, S. Bradley Danton, 2002-11-01 The effect of tax exemption on the market share of nonprofit hospitals.: An article from: National Tax Journal by O. David Gulley, Rexford E. Santerre, 1993-12-01 PILOTs: a comparative analysis.(payments-in-lieu-of-taxes): An article from: Government Finance Review by Pamela Leland, 1999-06-01 Why do nonprofits have taxable subsidiaries?: An article from: National Tax Journal by Michelle H. Yetman, Robert J. Yetman, 2008-12-01 The unrelated business income tax, cost allocation, and productive efficiency.: An article from: National Tax Journal by Richard Sansing, 1998-06-01 Preferential regimes can make tax competition less harmful.(standards for good behavior in international taxation): An article from: National Tax Journal by Michael Keen, 2001-12-01 The effect of nonprofits' taxable activities on the supply of private donations.: An article from: National Tax Journal by Michelle H. Yetman, Robert J. Yetman, 2003-03-01 Fraud happens: a primer on lying, cheating, and stealing. (fraud detection in government organizations): An article from: Government Finance Review by Arthur A., Jr. Hayes, 1995-12-01 Santa Barbara County COG's advocacy of tax measure upheld.(initiatives and refrendums): An article from: California Planning & Development Report by Gale Reference Team, 2008-12-01

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81. Tax & Accounting Academia
    A directory of tax and accounting sites in academia. Teaching, Research, associations. Textbooks, Conferences, Journals. Programs, Certification  
    http://www.taxsites.com/academia.html

82. Give.org
    A tax exempt organization is one that does not have to pay income taxes. Contributions made to certain tax exempt organizations may be deductible on the  
    http://www.give.org/tips/tax.asp
    
    Extractions: When Goods and Services are Involved... One of the benefits of supporting a worthwhile cause is the ability to take a federal income tax deduction in some cases. To help contributors to nonprofit organizations understand which of their donations are tax deductible and which are not, the Council of Better Business Bureaus offers the following tips: "Tax exempt" does not necessarily mean "tax deductible." A tax exempt organization is one that does not have to pay income taxes. Contributions made to certain tax exempt organizations may be deductible on the donor's federal income tax return. While the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) defines more than twenty different categories of tax exempt organizations, contributions to groups in only a few of these categories are tax deductible. You can determine the tax exempt status of an organization either by contacting the local office of the IRS, or by asking the organization for a copy of its "Letter of Determination." A "Letter of Determination" is the formal notification an organization receives from the IRS once its tax exempt status has been approved. Also, IRS Publication 78, Cumulative List of Organizations, is an annual listing of thousands of tax-exempt organizations to which contributions are deductible as charitable donations as defined in section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code.

83. Exempt Organizations
    A qualifying homeowners association must be a nonprofit corporation organized Retailers can now check for organizations exempt from Texas sales tax.  
    http://www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/exempt/

84. Whitepaper: Lobbying Tax Law: A Summary And Overview For Associations
    It exempts associations from the dues nondeductibility (or proxy tax) provisions only if Annual dues The amount an organization requires a person,  
    http://www.centeronline.org/knowledge/whitepaper.cfm?ID=1795

85. Accounting Associations
    National Association of Black Accountants A national organization with of tax Practitioners The National Association of tax Practitioners (NATP),  
    http://www.aicpa.org/yellow/ypaass.htm
    
    Extractions: Accountants Global Network International AGN International is a worldwide association of separate and independent accounting and consulting firms. Affiliated Conference of Practicing Accountants International Worldwide association of independent accounting firms, which collectively form a global alliance and resource network for firms and their clients. American Accounting Association The American Accounting Association promotes worldwide excellence in accounting education, research and practice American Association of Hispanic CPAs American Society of Women Accountants Formed in 1938 to increase the opportunities for women in all fields of accounting and finance American Women's Society of Certified Public Accountants AWSCPA is the only organization devoted exclusively to the support and professional development of women CPAs.

86. Illinois Associations & Nonprofit Law
    Early organization becomes particularly useful once an association starts Just because an organization qualifies for taxexempt, not-for-profit status  
    http://www.weblocator.com/attorney/il/law/assocnon.html
    
    Extractions: Illinois Law Becoming a Tax-Exempt, Not-For-Profit Corporation ... Resources Most people recognize the value of associating with others who have similar interests, concerns, occupations, or professions. Historically, people have formed associations in order to share interests or further common goals. While many nonprofit associations benefit from forming not-for-profit corporations, small, local, or labor organizations tend to prefer an unincorporated association format. Local musical, religious, or literary clubs, for example, may not have the financial or human resources to obtain and maintain nonprofit status. Not-for-profit corporate status, discussed below, tends to be advantageous to larger groups with activities and relationships external to the organization. Small charitable organizations, such as family trusts, do not seek public funds or otherwise deal with people or organizations outside of the association. These organizations would not benefit from nonprofit corporate status, and incorporation would add additional and unnecessary legal requirements and possible liability. Even if there are no statutes dealing with unincorporated associations, some legal principles may be applicable to such groups. Associations may not be formed for illegal purposes. Gun clubs, for instance, are lawful as long as members comply with state and federal gun laws; anti-government groups may be prohibited by laws that outlaw treason, as well as laws that limit the types and amounts of firearms people collect.

87. Non-Profit Organizations Resources
    Professional association of individuals and organizations devoted to improving The following topics are related to NonProfit organizations. tax Law  
    http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/find/resource_display_subject.cfm?topic_id=168

88. Department Of Revenue: Business Taxes Information For Tax-Exempt Organizations
    taxexempt status will only exempt the association from tax on the exempt A “proxy tax” is imposed on otherwise exempt organizations similar to that  
    http://egov.oregon.gov/DOR/BUS/IC-102-617.shtml
    
    Extractions: Nonprofit homes for the elderly [ORS 317.080(9)]. If you are exempt from Oregon tax and do not have unrelated business taxable income, an Oregon tax return is not required. Unrelated business taxable income is defined in IRC Section 512. If you do have unrelated business taxable income, file a Form 20 (Oregon Corporation Excise Tax Return). Attach a copy of your federal Form 990T. Some religious organizations that qualify under IRC Section 501(d) may file as partnerships.

89. World And International Bartending And Bartenders Organizations And Associations
    International organization of bartending schools. Hong Kong and Mainland China Bartenders Bartending associations  
    http://www.wbto.net/bartending_organizations.htm
    
    Extractions: Vancouver Montreal San Francisco Texas New York City Baltimore Boston Providence Oslo Crete Madeira New Delhi New Zealand Australia Mumbai New Jersey Baltimore Allentown Eugene Oregon New Mexico Pittsburgh Atlantic San Antonio Houston Austin Hopatcong Middlesex Melbourne Albuquerque Aukland WellingtonTauranga Hamilton Palmerston Napier Dunedin Invercangill Bartending Organizations World Bartenders Training Organization WBTO Bartenders Association of Ireland Belgium Association of Bartenders Australian Bartenders Guild ... Global Bartending Trainers Affiliation GBTA Bartenders Resources Alcohol: Problems and Solutions American Bartender - Bartenders guide, cocktail recipes, bar jokes.. BarHopping USA - A national, private, promotional awareness, Advertising Company Barmedia - Learn the details of what it takes to be a successful and money-making professional bartender. Bartender's Only If your a bartender, this is your site. Sponsored by Sauza Tequila Cocktail World - Peet Warmerdam, four time's Dutch cocktail champion, tells about cocktails. Hotwired Cocktail One new recipe every week accompanied with history, bartending tips and more.

90. List Of Muslim Relief Organizations In Alphabetical Order
    BADR works in cooperation with AlIslah Irshad Association in Algeria, which is one of All donations made to this organizations are tax deductible.  
    http://www.msa-natl.org/resources/Relief_Orgs.html

91. Legal Assessment Questionnaire
    Copies of relevant laws (eg, the associations and foundations laws of a given Foreign organizations. Are the rules for establishment that apply to  
    http://www.icnl.org/tools/question.html
    
    Extractions: LEGAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE This legal assessment questionnaire has been developed by ICNL. It sets out a list of questions that will help us to evaluate the legal, fiscal, and regulatory climate for the operation of not-for-profit organizations (NPOs) in countries around the world. By NPOs we mean foundations, associations, societies, and not-for-profit corporations or companies. Political parties, trade unions, profit-distributing cooperatives, and churches are not included. Please complete the questionnaire and return it to ICNL. Handbook on Good Practices for Laws Relating to Nongovernmental Organizations (May 1997). Fundamental Freedoms Constitutional protections . Does the constitution adequately safeguard the freedoms of speech, peaceful assembly, and association? Are there other constitutional provisions that are directly relevant to NPOs? Informal associations . Is it permissible for individuals to join together to engage in lawful activities without having to register a formal NPO?

92. NCCS--National Taxonomy Of Exempt Entities - Core Codes — Definitions: Mutual &
    This code is used primarily for organizations exempt from federal taxes under organizations, fraternal societies, or associations operating under the  
    http://nccs2.urban.org/ntee-cc/y.htm
    
    Extractions: Organizations whose primary purpose is the mutual benefit of the individuals who are their members. Includes: organizations, including fraternal benefit societies, that provide health, life, and other forms of insurance; pension plans, teachers' retirement benefits, and other retirement plans; burial plans; supplemental unemployment insurance; access to credit; or other types of services for the mutual benefit of their members. NTEE Code Activity Code NAICS

93. Non-profit Resources Subject Guide
    Colorado Association of Nonprofit organizations Includes directory of taxExempt organizations Reporting, Disclosure And Other Procedural Aspects.  
    http://library.auraria.edu/findit/subj_guides/business/nonprofit.html
    
    Extractions: This Guide consists of recommended resources for finding Information on nonprofit organizations, sectors, and business practices available in Auraria Library and on the Internet. It also suggests a research strategy or plan of action you can follow while looking for information on a topic. You may choose to use this suggested strategy in other libraries as well, since some of the resources listed here will be found in other libraries. CHOOSE YOUR TOPIC

94. Guide To Taxation Law
    International Law and taxation of Nonprofit organizations. tax Laws of the World. Foreign tax Association. Ormond Beach, FL. tax News Service.  
    http://www.hg.org/tax.html

95. Vietnam
    I. Summary A. Types of organizations B. tax Laws II. Applicable Laws A. Types of organizations. Freedom of association is referenced in the Constitution  
    http://www.usig.org/countrycodes/vietnam.asp

96. NACUBO Home - Government Relations - Regulations - NACUBO Comment Letters - 0216
    On behalf of the undersigned higher education associations, we are pleased to The appropriate test for determining whether a taxexempt organization has  
    http://www.nacubo.org/x571.xml
    
    Extractions: Attn.: Judith E. Kindell T:EO Re: IRS Announcement 2000-84 Dear Ms. Kindell: On behalf of the undersigned higher education associations, we are pleased to respond to Announcement 2000-84, requesting comments concerning the application of existing tax law principles to activities conducted by tax-exempt organizations on the Internet. At the outset, we commend the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") for seeking public comments from the exempt organizations community before deciding whether to promulgate guidance on this important subject. The Internet is a critical research, education and communication tool for colleges and universities. It offers not only vast efficiencies and economies, but even more importantly, opportunities to create, apply and disseminate knowledge in a way never before possible. As the IRS considers the possible development of guidance in this area, we urge you to focus on the establishment of rules, where needed, that are administrable and cost-effective, and that will encourage organizations to make full use of the Internet as a resource for carrying out their tax-exempt purposes. We are writing to join in the comments submitted by Independent Sector ("IS"), which provide a thorough and detailed response to each of the questions raised in Announcement 2000-84. In so doing, we would like to highlight and provide additional comments on several questions that have particular relevance for colleges and universities.

97. News Of Interest To Michigan Grantmakers
    Accounting, Legal associations Warn Congress Against Harsh Nonprofit Reforms Proposed taxes and fees will apply to all organizations and other  
    http://www.cmif.org/News_Detailed.asp?ID=682

98. Transnational Associations = Associations Transnationales
    The Union of International associations (UIA) (Union des associations internationales (UAI) Unión World Guide to Religious and Spiritual organizations  
    http://www.uia.org/ta/tae.php

99. WebCPA | Tools And Resources For The Electronic Accountant
    National tax Association The NTA is an academic organization devoted to tax theory and research, and their web site is chock full of resources on anything  
    http://www.webcpa.com/resources/links/accounting_organizations.cfm
    
    Extractions: The American Association of Attorney-Certified Public Accountants is comprised of professionals dually qualified as both Attorneys and Certified Public Accountants. The AAA-CPA offers an array of products and services to help members succeed in their practice such as; networking and referral opportunities; national and chapter meetings; and continuing education credit. Accountants Global Network International

100. AuditNet: Internet Web Portal For Auditors!
     Association of Healthcare Internal Auditors Professional organization for healthcare Colorado Association of Municipal tax Auditors Web site provides  
     http://www.auditnet.org/profres.htm
     
     Extractions: AuditNet Home Web www.auditnet.org Professional Associations ACM - Association for Computing Machinery - largest and oldest international scientific and educational computer society in the industry. ACM provides members with a forum for sharing knowledge on developments and achievements. There is a Special Interest Group (SIG) for Security, Audit and Control. American College of Forensic Examiners This is a not-for-profit organization for professionals involved in forensic examinations and consultation. There are links to criminal justice sites and other forensic links that provide information about forensic accounting (Zeno's Forensic Page). Certain areas on this page are restricted to members. American Health Information Management Association Web site provides background on the organization, searchable clinical and non-clinical library databases, online publications and articles and more. American Institute of Certified Public Accountants The AICPA homepage includes general information, member matters, catalogs, conference notices, research links, a Newsflash of professional happenings and more.

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