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IRS revokes tax status of far-right anti-abortion group.(PEOPLE & EVENTS)(Internal Revenue Service)(Operation Rescue West): An article from: Church & State by Gale Reference Team, 2006-11-01 Decisions on Lobby Taxes Affect Associations.: An article from: Association Management by Jerald A. Jacobs, 2000-02-01 2006-2007 goals and objectives: TEI 2007: building on six decades of success member-driven solutions for today, enhanced effectiveness for tomorrow.(Tax ... Institute): An article from: Tax Executive by Gale Reference Team, 2006-07-01 TEI 2008: teamwork, excellence, and integrity.(Tax Executives Institute): An article from: Tax Executive by Robert J. McDonough, 2007-07-01 A year of challenge ... and accomplishment.(Tax Executives Institute goals and objectives)(President's page): An article from: Tax Executive by Vincent Alicandri, 2009-05-01 New member benefits unveiled at Annual Conference.(President's page): An article from: Tax Executive by Neil D. Traubenberg, 2009-09-22 Interpreting nonprofit financial statements: here's help in assessing your association's fiscal health. (includes a list of categories of 501(c) tax-exempt ... An article from: Association Management by Judy Durham, 1997-01-01 Affinity relationships that get results. (includes related article on avoiding taxes on royalty payments and list of affinity programs sponsored by American ... An article from: Association Management by Gerry Romano, Paula Cozzi Goedert, 1996-11-01 U.S. Tax Court Favors Labor Union In UBIT Case. (Headlines).(unrelated business income tax)(Brief Article): An article from: Association Management Take the sponsorship high road. (products and services sponsorship)(includes related article on avoiding taxes through well-crafted agreements): An article from: Association Management by Arleigh Greenblat, 1997-06-01 Tax implications of advertising and sponsorships on association Web sites.(Legal): An article from: Association Management by Elizabeth Teira, 2003-11-01 Vermont Associations Win Lobbying Tax Case.(Brief Article): An article from: The Non-profit Times Collecting tax on internet sales.(Legal): An article from: Association Management by Suzanne Ross McDowell, 2004-10-01 Twenty-fifth anniversary reminiscences.: An article from: Tax Executive by Timothy J. McCormally, 2007-07-01

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61. Buffalo.com(SM) - Organizations & Associations
    Development Zone Along with tax incentives, the and faith-based organizations, ProjecTruth delivers Richardson Towers Community Association - The Richardson  
    http://www.buffalo.com/Your_Community/OrganizationsAssociations_250.asp
    
    Extractions: 376th Heavy Bombardment Group Inc. Veterans Association - This site was created and will continue to be maintained in dedication to all the members of the 376th who have risked their life in the fight for our freedom. We wish to preserve the history of the 376th Heavy Bombardment Group and its' role in WWll, as well as help others in their search for missing crew members. Action for a Better Community - ABC has been a leader in encouraging, suporting, and developing self-sufficiency among low-income families in Monroe County, NY for over three decades

62. National Council Of Nonprofit Associations
    sees the governor’s cigarette tax increase as a The study included charities, churches, advocacy organizations, voluntary associations, and mutual  
    http://www.ncna.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageId=372

63. What Is A Nonprofit Organization?
    the law of nonprofit and tax exempt organizations Civic leagues or organizations not organized for profit but Local associations of employees, the membership of  
    http://www.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.

64. NYS DOS, What Types Of Business Operate In New York State?
    is reported and taxed through the sole proprietor s personal tax return. * The US Internal Revenue Service classifies organizations as associations (taxable as  
    http://www.dos.state.ny.us/corp/formbus.html
    
    Extractions: Limited Partnership ... Sole Proprietorship If you want to operate a business corporation then you must file a Certificate of Incorporation (signed by at least one incorporator) with the Department of State. Personal liability is limited, for shareholders. The life-span of the business is perpetual; or for a designated period stipulated in the Certificate of Incorporation. For purposes of taxation a corporation pays state franchise taxes and taxes on income; shareholders pay taxes on income distributed as dividends (a limited exception exists for "Subchapter S" corporations). If you want to operate a limited liability company then you must file Articles of Organization (signed by one or more organizers) with the Department of State. Personal liability is generally limited, although the Articles of Organization can specify that member(s) will be liable for company debts, etc. The life-span of the business may be for a designated period stipulated in the Articles of Organization;

65. Arlington, Virginia - Business
    Arlington associations and nonprofit organizations also pay no income tax on dues revenue and enjoy a high threshold of taxation for unrelated income.  
    http://arlfea1.tempdomainname.com/arlingtonvirginiausa.com/business/sectors/bus_

66. Accounting > Professional Organizations > Association > Other Services > Open Di
    Dallas/Fort Worth State tax Association A not-for-profit organization providing a forum for sharing state tax information among tax professionals.  
    http://www.1800miti.com/associations/92_acc.html

67. Hunton & Williams / Practice Areas
    education institutions, preservation groups, trade associations, and other tax State and local tax issues are of increasing concern to exempt organizations.  
    http://www.hunton.com/practice_areas/PracArea.asp?id=51

68. NCBF Newsletter Spring 2004: Tax Relationships Of Bar Foundations & Associations
    provided an overview of the nonprofit tax issues that Foundations, as 501(c)(3) organizations, must carry out benefit the public, while bar associations, as 501  
    http://www.ncbf.org/ff/spring2004/ffspring2004_taxrelationships.htm
    
    Extractions: "Some IRS officials think it's impossible to do joint bar association - foundation projects," commented Joe Kroll, Tax Exempt Government Entities Manager for the Internal Revenue Service. "But it can be done if documented." The need for contemporaneous documentation was repeated often by Kroll during "Hear it from the IRS: Tax Advice Relating to Tax Exempt Organizations," one of the many educational sessions presented at the NCBF Annual Meeting in San Francisco. Kroll provided an overview of the nonprofit tax issues that regularly impact bar foundations. Joint Association-Foundation Activities First, Kroll reminded session participants of the two distinct missions of bar foundations and bar associations. Foundations, as 501(c)(3) organizations, must carry out activities that benefit the public, while bar associations, as 501(c)(6) organizations, must serve their memberships. In both cases, it is important to remember that no program or activity of a nonprofit organization may benefit a single individual. He cautioned against situations where an individual or entity unfairly benefits from transactions with nonprofits. For example, if a bar foundation agreed to purchase property from a board member and that board member makes a profit on the transaction, IRS sanctions can result. Among the sanctions possible are a 25% tax on the individual's participation plus a return of the money received from the transaction. If other board members voted to approve such a transaction, they would be faced with a 10% tax per board member. If the money is not returned, the penalty is a 200% tax.

69. Tax Analysts: Free Bulletins: Exempt Organizations: 1997-6:(3) Owens On Associat
    Marcus S. Owens, director of the IRS Exempt organizations Division, provided his outline of Current tax Issues for associations when he spoke to the Bar  
    http://www.taxanalysts.com/www/tadiscus.nsf/0/515778CD6A82E31D8525643E005F79DA?O

70. City Connections - Associations And Organizations
    Web Site for members or people interested in tax collecters and Personnel Management Association, IPMA ia an association for local Links to state organizations.  
    http://www.cityconnections.com/govr/assnorg.html

71. Practice Areas: Non-Profit Organizations
    help in the formation of such organizations as corporations, associations, foundations, trusts We prepare the tax exemption applications and represent our  
    http://www.tuckerlaw.com/practice/nonprofit.html
    
    Extractions: The firm represents a number of non-profit organizations which range in purpose and size, including colleges, long term care facilities, social organizations, civic leagues, veterans associations, professional organizations, trade associations, churches and charitable organizations. We help in the formation of such organizations as corporations, associations, foundations, trusts or cooperatives, depending upon the specific objectives of the organizers. This work requires addressing a wide range of legal issues, including management and control issues applicable to the boards of directors and members. We are experienced in securing exemptions from federal, state and local taxation, including exemptions under Sections 501(c)(3) and other provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, and from state and local taxation, including real estate taxes and sales and use taxes. We prepare the tax exemption applications and represent our clients before administrative boards and the courts. Our experience includes a wide range of financial matters, including budgeting, tax-exempt and taxable financing, fund raising and financial development. In addition, we have served as bond counsel in tax-exempt financing transactions.

72. According To The Rules
    however you should consult your legal or tax advisor before affect the operation or governance of associations and other notfor-profit organizations.  
    http://www.axi.ca/tca/May2003/accordingtotherules_1.shtml

73. Law Firm For Associations, Nonprofit Organizations, Non Profit, Not-For-Profit,
    work on behalf of trade associations, professional societies, charitable organizations and their development, obtaining and retaining tax exempt status  
    http://www.howehutton.com/profiles/1409535

74. Cooperating Associations Program Frequently Asked Questions
    Nonprofit, tax-exempt organizations must pay taxes on income that For example, a cooperating association with 501 (c) (3) status must pay income tax on items  
    http://corpslakes.usace.army.mil/employees/coopassoc/faqs.html

75. InfoTycoon.com (Accounting: Associations)
    Certified General Accountants Association of Canada Includes a is one of the oldest professional organizations devoted to MBAs, finance and tax professionals  
    http://www.infotycoon.com/business/accounting/associations.htm
    
    Extractions: Investing/ Stocks ... Accountancy services on-line - Online outsoucing for accountancy services. Management accounts prepared for you on-line. Accounting and Finance Benchmarking Consortium - Association of accounting and finance professionals in companies identifying the practices that improve the overall operations of the members. Accounting Firm Development Center - Training in building a more manageable and profitable accounting business; programs, strategies and techniques. Accounting Students - A complete online resource for accounting students with industry news, career info, CPA exam tips and a scholarship program. Accounting WEB AMA Training Seminars - Attend accounting and payroll training seminars developed by experts at American Management Association. American Accounting Association - Accounting education and research, includes members from academic institutions from around the world. Publishes journals and holds conferences on various accounting-related topics. American Association of Hispanic CPAs - Assisting Hispanic CPAs throughout the U.S. to enhance their professional capabilities while supporting the development and expansion of the work force.

76. BookHq: NonProfit Corporations, Organizations, And Associations By Howard L. Ole
    Book Information. NonProfit Corporations, organizations, and associations by Howard L. Oleck Retailer, Type, Price, S H, tax, Total, Avl + Ship =, Total, Notes.  
    http://www.bookhq.com/compare/0139110909.html
    
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77. JMBM-MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS/ASSOCIATIONS
    and associations, such as trade groups, professional societies, alumni organizations and other similar establishments fall under slightly different tax codes  
    http://www.jmbm.com/bus/bush04.html
    
    Extractions: MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS/ASSOCIATIONS Membership organizations and associations, such as trade groups, professional societies, alumni organizations and other similar establishments fall under slightly different tax codes than other not-for-profit groups and, therefore, require attorneys who are experienced and well versed in tax law. JMBM attorneys advise and assist clients in a host of taxation solutions which can benefit the organization. In addition to providing these services, our attorneys can work with clients regarding their tax status and other income-related issues. Additionally, because these groups often have significant financial assets, JMBM’s attorneys can assist in planning and the execution of investment transactions.

78. Preston Gates & Ellis : Tax
    private operating foundations, universities, private schools, religious organizations, trade associations and other federal and state tax exempt organizations.  
    http://www.prestongates.com/whatwedo/practice.asp?practiceID=23&group=Business

79. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS LAW
    special legal needs of nonprofit organizations and associations. officers, joint ventures with for-profit organizations, and state and local tax issues.  
    http://www.mbf-law.com/about/practices/nonprofit.cfm
    
    Extractions: NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS LAW We regularly counsel and represent non-profits in the following areas: Organization, including selection of type of legal entity, and structuring of holding companies, for-profit subsidiaries, tax-exempt foundations, public/private partnerships, and other types of collaborative relationships. Governance, including strategic planning issues, organizational change and total quality management, and director and officer roles, responsibilities and liability. Tax, including obtaining, maintaining, and changing of tax status, UBIT, lobbying and campaign activity, compensation of directors and officers, joint ventures with for-profit organizations, and state and local tax issues. Antitrust, including concerted action, standard setting and certification, and other competitive activities. Fund raising and development, including bonding, deferred giving and wealth planning services.

80. Yale College Undergraduate Organizations Tax-Exempt Status
    any of your organization s financial or tax matters, please support organizations (501(c)2)), membership organizations (501(c)(4)), trade associations (501(c  
    http://www.yale.edu/ug-orgs/taxrules.html
    
    Extractions: All undergraduate organizations are expected to comply with the Undergraduate Regulations, and must also comply with Federal and State tax laws. The purpose of this information is to summarize some of the laws that may affect your undergraduate organization. This is not a comprehensive report of all the Federal and State tax laws that apply to undergraduate organizations, but rather a summary of some of the basic tax laws affecting undergraduate organizations. If you have any questions about the information outlined herein, or if you wish to seek assistance with any of your organization's financial or tax matters, please contact Dean Philip Greene in the Yale College Dean's Office. Yale College requires all undergraduate organizations to operate exclusively on a not-for-profit basis. An organization which operates exclusively on a not-for-profit basis will generally qualify as exempt from Federal taxation under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 501(a). In order to qualify as exempt from Federal taxation under IRC Section 501 (a), a student organization must generally by a type of organization described in IRC Section 501 (c). Although IRC Section 501(c) includes organizations operating as support organizations (501(c)2)), membership organizations (501(c)(4)), trade associations (501(c)(6), and fraternal beneficiary societies (501(c)(8)), the majority of undergraduate organizations will qualify for exemption under

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