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IRS Recommends Excess Benefits Taxes
For Personal Use of Church Property
Memoranda evidence Service’s efforts to crack down
on “automatic” violations by insiders at charities
Full Article (free)
Courts Orders Expand Restitution
From Convicted Nonprofit Executives
ED must repay embezzled federal funds;
tech officer must reimburse for lawyer’s investigation
“Church” Pays Tax, But Doesn’t
Lose
Exemption for Electioneering
Minister also pays Section 4955 tax for opposing candidate;
Group loses status as church because activity has changed
Behind the Numbers
Don't Operate Blind: Jump-Start Your Accounting Department
Thursday
with the Editor, September 30, 1:00 ET
Behind the
Numbers explains financial and accounting issues
Save the Date - Thursday,
December 2, 2004 "This Year in Nonprofit Law"
To the Point
If people give
money specifically designated towards a “building fund”
and it is used instead for 'general funds'
purposes, is this permissable?
Answer (free)
Lessons from Litigation
Full
Article
- Medical residents’ antitrust case dismissed
- Most Martha Graham dances are works for hire
- Hospital submits to jurisdiction by collection practices
- Local Church May Revoke Trust for National
Tax Matters Full Article
- Charitable hospital
need not show day care
unavailable elsewhere to obtain exemption
Employment Law Full Article
- Houseparent may be religious worker
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