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Nonprofit Issues to answer questions weekly

Because the number of interesting and relevant questions that we receive from readers exceeds the number that we can answer in these full editions of Nonprofit Issues, we will shortly begin to respond to a question each week. Look for a new question and answer each Monday in your e-mail box starting within the next few weeks and please keep the questions coming. Submit your question here.

Thursday with the Editor, August 10

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