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  1. Unions call on business sector to shoulder more of tax burden. (New York State Public Employees Federation; Civil Service Employees Association): An article from: Westchester County Business Journal
  2. The Tax Law of Associations by Bruce R. Hopkins, 2006-07-28
  3. Tax implications of advertising and sponsorships on association Web sites.(Legal): An article from: Association Management by Elizabeth Teira, 2003-11-01
  4. TEI 2008: teamwork, excellence, and integrity.(Tax Executives Institute): An article from: Tax Executive by Robert J. McDonough, 2007-07-01
  5. U.S. Tax Court Favors Labor Union In UBIT Case. (Headlines).(unrelated business income tax)(Brief Article): An article from: Association Management
  6. 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
  7. Tax Act provisions: traps and opportunities. (Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997): An article from: Association Management by Paula Cozzi Goedert, 1997-10-01
  8. Vermont Associations Win Lobbying Tax Case.(Brief Article): An article from: The Non-profit Times
  9. A nondistortionary property of environmental taxes.: An article from: American Journal of Agricultural Economics by Talbot Page, 2004-08-01
  10. Sister act? Group's tax-exempt status in question. (Exempt Status).: An article from: The Non-profit Times by Craig Causer, 2002-04-01
  11. Twenty-fifth anniversary reminiscences.: An article from: Tax Executive by Timothy J. McCormally, 2007-07-01
  12. PILOTs: a comparative analysis.(payments-in-lieu-of-taxes): An article from: Government Finance Review by Pamela Leland, 1999-06-01
  13. The unrelated business income tax, cost allocation, and productive efficiency.: An article from: National Tax Journal by Richard Sansing, 1998-06-01
  14. Nonprofit taxable activities, production complementarities, and joint cost allocations.: An article from: National Tax Journal by Robert J. Yetman, 2003-12-01

61. University Of Minnesota Libraries -- Reference Sources
Encyclopedia of associations. National organizations of the US Annual publication which contains Provides access to IRS 990 of tax exempt organizations.
http://www.lib.umn.edu/libdata/page.phtml?page_id=1269

62. Marshall-Wythe Law Library Tax Law
National tax Associationtax Institute of America. Columbus, OH The Association, Comprehensive listing of national organizations and associations.
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63. Russian Civil Code
social and religious organizations and associations, and charitable and A draft of a new tax Code has been prepared and approved by the Government.
http://www.russianembassy.org/RUSSIA/civil_code.htm
Russian Civil Code The Constitution of Russian Federation
The New Civil Code of the Russian Federation The new Civil Code (first and second parts) became law in 1995. It is based on certain fundamental principles including:
  • Equality of all participants guaranteed by civil law; inviolability of private property Freedom of contract Free exercise of civil rights Juridical protection of civil rights
According to the Civil Code, goods, services and financial assets may move freely throughout Russian territory. Limitations on the exercise of civil rights may only be established under federal laws. The Civil Code defines a legal entity as an organization that owns, exercises jurisdiction over or manages property and is liable for that property. A legal entity may acquire and exercise property rights, undertake obligations, and sue and be sued in court or arbitration. It must have its own independent balance sheet and books of account. Under the Civil Code, foreign legal entities and individuals and their Russian counterparts are to receive equal treatment under Russian legislation, unless other-wise provided by federal law.

64. Tax Saving Strategies For Independent Practice Associations
for Independent Practice associations and other managed care organizations. tax Savings Strategy for Independent Practice associations for Incurred
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Tax Savings Strategy for Independent Practice Associations for Incurred but Not Reported Claims By Mike W. Smith It is not uncommon that incurred but not reported claims at the end of a reporting period equal one to two months premiums for managed care organizations under a fee-for-service model. The IRS has taken a very strong position relative to the deductibility of these claims by saying that an organization cannot deduct such losses if they are based on estimates. By their very nature IBNR is based on estimates. Insurance companies on the other hand, under a special IRS classification as a "insurance company," can deduct such estimates. In order to qualify for a "insurance company" under the current IRS regulations, there are several criteria that a company must meet. At least 50% of your business must come from insurance related activities. You must have an insurance company license. An independent practice organization or management services organization would not qualify under those criteria. Description GAAP Tax Capitation revenue received $6,000,000 $6,000,000

65. Preston | Gates | Ellis LLP : Tax Practice
trade associations and other federal and state tax exempt organizations. Click here to link to the Exempt organizations Practice. Public Finance
http://www.prestongates.com/practices/practice.asp?parentPracticeID=23&practiceI

66. Taxes And Legal Issues
Contributions to such organizations are not taxdeductible by the donor as a Section 501(c)(6) trade associations are not required to register for
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The following information will assist Local Section leaders in understanding legal and tax matters. It provides an overview of:
  • Types of legal structure available to Local Sections Eligibility requirements and application procedure for federal tax exemption Federal and State Tax Corporate and charitable solicitation reports Insurance Record-keeping
This is only a general discussion of United States federal and state law. This information is provided for general reference purposes and should not be considered as authoritative legal or tax advice. Only a qualified attorney or tax advisor familiar with the laws of your state and/or country can provide definitive counsel on these matters.
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Each Local Section should choose to be structured as one of two legal entities, as a corporation or as an unincorporated association. Of the two, corporate status provides the most protection for Local Section volunteers. An analysis of each follows. Tax-exempt status does not flow from this choice; tax-exemption is a separate process.
Corporation: A corporation exists as an independent legal person. This allows it to enter into transactions in its own name, and its structure generally shields participating individuals from personal liability for corporate acts and debts. A corporation may be either for-profit or non-profit (a/k/a nonstock or not-for-profit); non-profit status would be the appropriate choice for Local Sections.

67. Policy: 4-4
Memberships in organizations and associations as defined in IV. The university permit to use taxfree alcohol currently limits such use to the following
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Policy: Rev: 5 Date: December 10, 2001 Subject: RESTRICTED PURCHASES AND SPECIAL PROCUREMENT I. PURPOSE To outline university policies, including prohibitions, special approvals, limitations, and restrictions, governing the procurement and control of specific categories of supplies and services. II. REFERENCES Policy and Procedures 3-11, Recruitment and Entertainment Expense Reimbursement Policy Policy and Procedures 3-40 , Property Accounting Policy and Procedures 4-1 , University Procurement Policy and Procedures 4-12 , Campus Printing Policy Policy and Procedures 5-3 , University Motor Vehicles III. DEFINITIONS See Policy and Procedures 4-1 , University Procurement IV. POLICY A. Prohibited Acquisitions The use of university funds to acquire supplies or services for personal use is prohibited. Alcoholic beverages may not be acquired with state appropriated funds. Donations to charitable, scientific or educational organizations are only permissible if: 1) the organization has a 501c(3) status with the Internal Revenue Service or is an equivalent nonprofit organization; 2) the mission of the organization is consistent with that of the university; 3) the money so donated is from a permitted source and not from state, federal or other restricted funds; and 4) is no more than $1000. Exceptions from the above guidelines require the signed written approval of the cognizant Vice President or designee.

68. Foley & Lardner LLP - Our Services - Health Legislation/Associations
Professional and trade associations have grown into multimilliondollar businesses, Our tax attorneys work with organizations on federal, state,
http://www.foley.com/services/practice_detail.aspx?practiceid=89

69. Nonprofit Organizations
lists the name and location of every taxexempt organization. Encyclopedia of associations The Money Market Directory of tax-exempt organizations
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/business/guides/nonprofit.html
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70. Taxation At Holland & Knight LLP
We help clients avoid tax pitfalls, as well as assist in the efficient structuring of and research organizations, trade and professional associations,
http://www.hklaw.com/Practice/Practice.asp?PAID=99

71. Hearing Archives :Committee On Ways & Means :: U.S. House Of Representatives :
The number of organizations exempt from tax in the United States has increased Section 501(c)(23) was passed in 1982 to exempt associations organized
http://waysandmeans.house.gov/hearings.asp?formmode=view&id=2605

72. Hearing Archives :Committee On Ways & Means :: U.S. House Of Representatives :
As taxexempt entities, associations are barred from accumulating equity In addition, tax-exempt organizations with total assets of $100 million or more
http://waysandmeans.house.gov/hearings.asp?formmode=view&id=3000

73. ASM Student Organizations
Below is a list of student organizations and associations. Mexico prepared 240 individual tax returns for clients of ARCA, an organization that provides
http://www.mgt.unm.edu/students/organizations.asp
Home Degree Programs Special Programs Departments ... Contact Info Student Organizations (Web Sites) Below is a list of student organizations and associations. Click the organization's name to access their web site. If you would like to add your ASM Association or tell us about your web site, please let us know Adopt-A-Spot Challenge Adopt-A-Spot Winners Announced!

74. Wiley::The Law Of Tax-Exempt Organizations: 2005 Cumulative Supplement, 8th Edit
PART THREE NONCHARITABLE taxEXEMPT organizations. 13 associations and Other Business Leagues. *§ 13.1 Business Leagues in General.
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75. Provena Health- Five Leading Hospital Associations Back Property Tax-Exemption F
Five Leading Hospital associations Back Property taxExemption for Illinois are charitable organizations that qualify for property tax exemption
http://www.provena.org/news.aspx?id=211

76. African Studies Center | Africa: Organizations & Associations
The International Society of African Scientists (ISAS) is a taxexempt, The Liberian Studies Association is a non-profit, scholarly organization created
http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/About_African/ww_org.html

  • African Association of Political Science
      The African Association of Political Science [AAPS] is a pan-African organisation of scholars whose mandate is to promote the study and application of political science in and about Africa. Founded in December 1973 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, the AAPS is open to individual scholars of African descent specialising in political science, public policy, and related disciplines.
  • African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development
      ACMAD is a product of its 53 African Member Countries. The African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development (ACMAD) serves as a mechanism to strengthen the partnership between Africa and the world in environmental concerns related to sustainable social and economic development. ACMAD focuses on services for social and economic sectors, such as agriculture, water resources, public health, and safety. It develops climatic and environmental products which benefit regional and national activities.
  • The African Development Foundation
      The African Development Foundation is established by the US Congress as a federal agency and a public corporation to promote broad-based, sustainable development in sub-Saharan Africa. ADF has funded more than 1300 projects over the past fifteen years. ADF maintains a local office, staffed with African professionals, in each of the countries in which it operates.
  • African Distance Learning Association
      ADLA was established to serve as a catalyst for the formation of partnerships between education and business, as well as between African Educators, Professionals and Students abroad and in Africa. This web site also includes other educational links of relevance to Africa.
  • 77. Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP - Not-for-Profit Organizations
    Professional and industry associations; Religious institutions and organizations. When we advise your notfor-profit or tax-exempt organization,
    http://www.manatt.com/showpract.asp?id=44

    78. South Africa Country Career Guides For Working Abroad
    corporations have no obligation to withhold tax for foreign workers. 1. Certification/Education Requirements 2. organizations/Trade associations
    http://overseasdigest.com/country/southafrica.htm
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    79. Organizations : Associations, Institutes, Professional Organizat
    organizations Industry associations, institutes and nonprofit organizations. Surety Association of America. Taxes, Professional organizations and
    http://www.rmis.rmfamily.com/cd/mcorgan.php?mcat=Organizations

    80. Seattle, Washington Lawyer: Health Law,Tax-Exempt Organizations,Tax
    She chairs the firm s taxExempt organizations (TEO) group and is a member Ms. Woods is Chair of the American Bar Association Section of taxation Exempt
    http://www.dwt.com/lawdir/attorneys/WoodsLaVerne.cfm
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    Ms. Woods practices primarily in the area of nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations. She chairs the firm's Tax-Exempt Organizations (TEO) group and is a member of the Tax and Health Law Sections. Representative Experience
    Ms. Woods represents nonprofit organizations in matters such as qualification for tax exemption, mergers and restructuring, joint ventures and entrepreneurial activities, intermediate sanctions, creation of "friends of" and supporting organizations, unrelated business income tax, Internet-based activities, conversions to and from tax-exempt status, advocacy, charitable solicitations, endowment management, and tax-exempt bond financing. She helps private foundations establish grantmaking compliance programs and provides grantmaking training workshops. Ms. Woods has a particular interest in international philanthropy, venture philanthropy, health care, Internet use by nonprofits, and public/private partnerships. She also advises both donors and charities on charitable giving. Prior Experience
    Prior to joining Davis Wright Tremaine LLP in 1987, Ms. Woods practiced in Washington, D.C., where she was involved in tax legislative matters.

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