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TaxProphet Hot Topics - August 1995
specifically, business leagues, trade associations, chambers of estate boards, providedthese organizations do not A competent tax professional should always
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Extractions: Income with respect to a decedent ("IRD") consists usually of cash which has accrued to a decedent, but which has not been paid at the time of his or her death. Unpaid compensation, retirement plan distributions, dividends and interest comprise IRD. IRD often carries with it unfavorable tax consequences since it retains the same character in the hands of the recipient that it would have if it were paid to the decedent prior to death. Unlike most distributions from a decedent's estate which are received tax-free, the person receiving IRD pays regular income tax on the distribution. The recipient of IRD is allowed a deduction if any estate tax was paid on the IRD. This deduction is computed by calculating the estate tax with and without the IRD included as part of the estate. For example: Assume an estate has $600,000 of property and a $300,000 pension plan. The estate pays no tax on the property, but has a tax of $100,000 on the estate once the pension plan (which is considered IRD) is included. Therefore, the recipient of the IRD will have a deduction equal to one-third of the payment received. If, however, a charity receives the IRD, it will pay no tax. Therefore, why not attempt to transfer items with IRD to a charity and distribute the non-taxable portions of the estate to individual beneficiaries? If properly structured, this technique will work.
Links
Planning Real Property and Environmental tax Technology Worker's associationsContinuing Legal Education organizations Judicial associations
http://www.icle.org/lawlinks/

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Philanthropy Resources On The Web
of nonprofit member organizations as well as associations of nonprofits. databaseof all types of organizations that the IRS has granted tax exemptions.
http://www.nptrust.org/06_philanthropy_on_web/6_00_resources.htm
KSM
changes affecting the reporting and tax issues of types of notfor-profit organizations,including Trade associations; Health Welfare organizations; Government
http://www.ksmcpa.com/industries/industriesnotforprofit.asp

Extractions: We want to keep you up-to-date on changes affecting the reporting and tax issues of not-for-profit organizations. To do this, we publish a newsletter , Profitable Solutions for Nonprofits. This publication is a good way for organizations such as yours to learn about new laws or methods of doing business that can have a positive affect on you and your members. We also host seminars on various not-for-profit related topics. Our client base is comprised of many types of not-for-profit organizations, including: Scott Schuster , co-partner-in-charge of our Not-for-Profit Services Group/Auditing and Reporting Issues or Karen Mersereau , co-partner-in-charge of our Not-for-Profit Services Group/Tax.
NCNA Public Policy Web Site
of the National Council of Nonprofit associations (NCNA), its Repeal of the FederalEstate tax Impact on by FaithBased and Community organizations in Federal
http://www.ncna.org/policy.htm

Extractions: Public Policy The National Council of Nonprofit Associations is dedicated to ensuring a supportive operating environment that allows local and state-based nonprofits to thrive and do what they do best. One of the ways that we do this is through public policy. NEW Do Not Call Lists: A State by State Look at Charitable Solicitations NCNA's response to the IRS' request for c omments regarding possible changes on Form 990 ... Contact policymakers on issues affecting the nonprofit sector with Givevoice.org, a new grassroots advocacy tool created by the National Council of Nonprofit Associations and Independent Sector. This system is easy to use and allows you to give voice to your ideas, concerns, hopes, and dreams in just a few clicks!! Join the NCNA Action Center now!! NCNA Public Policy Statement of Principles
Belmont, California: Organizations, Clubs And Groups
www.jointventure.org/initiatives/tax/tax.html Mission Alumni associations The Alumniassociations for Carlmont Greater SF Bay Area organizations and beyond
http://www.belmont.gov/orgs/

Extractions: Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Fellowship Bible Church Gloria Dei Lutheran Church ... Top Education Foundations/Associations Neighborhood and Homeowner Associations Top These are county-wide or regional organizations which service Belmont and its residents as well as other communities. County of San Mateo Recycle Works
The Tax Treatment Of Nongovernmental Organizations
and foundations in Poland, associations get the see Industry Commission, CharitableOrganizations in Australia and the Unrelated Business Income tax, 75 Va.
http://www.icnl.org/gendocs/TAXPAPER.htm

Extractions: Introduction . This paper is designed to give an overview of the fiscal incentives that are granted to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and their donors around the world and to discuss a set of principles of best practice for such fiscal incentives. It is based on research conducted by the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) for a project with the World Bank in connection with which ICNL surveyed laws affecting nongovernmental organizations in over 100 countries. It is clear that there are several different taxes from which nongovernmental organizations may be exempt: income and profits taxes, property taxes, transfer taxes (on gift and death transfers), excise taxes, value added taxes, sales taxes, etc. Nongovernmental organizations are typically not exempted from employment taxes, but frequently are exempted from income, property, and transfer taxes. Some countries may, for example, make certain transactions of nongovernmental organizations subject to VAT, while others will include them but give them a low or zero rating. The fiscal laws also frequently allow tax preferences such as deductions or tax credits or rebates for contributions by individuals or commercial corporations or other commercial entities to a defined class of nongovernmental organizations (e.g., public benefit organizations). Individuals may be allowed similar deductions from or credits against transfer (estate and gift) taxes for similar contributions. The class of NGOs to which such gifts may be made is sometimes smaller than the class of tax exempt entities. For example, deductions might be allowed for union or trade association dues, but not social club membership dues, even though all three groups of nongovernmental organizations are themselves exempt from the income tax. There also may be numerical or percentage limits on deductible or creditable contributions.
Policy: 4-4
7. Memberships in organizations and associations as defined in IV.B.2. may notbe purchased with grant and contract funds unless 2. taxFree Alcohol.
http://www.admin.utah.edu/ppmanual/4/4-4.html

Extractions: 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.
MSAE - Article Archive
or UBIT) is imposed on taxexempt organizations that generate income from activitiesnot substantially related to their exempt purpose. associations and other
http://www.msae.org/page.cfm/59/

Extractions: Association News Online Article Archive Education/Meeting Planning 07-Dec-00 Get the Most from Your Annual Meeting Rarely does one have the opportunity to take advantage of every association benefit. But, your annual meeting where you go to learn and do business has it all. click here for more... 07-Dec-00 Back to Basics of Site Selection When an association conducts a meeting, its on stage. Meetings are among the few times members see their association in action. Of course, there usually is a lot of excitement. At the same time, members are scrutinizing and forming impressions with every move the association makes. Because first impressions are lasting, the site of the meeting is a key factor to its success. click here for more... Executive 07-Dec-00 Timeline for Starting an Association click here for more... Finance and Tax Issues 06-Aug-01 New Corporate Sponsorship Law Provides Tax Relief to Associations On Tuesday, August 6, 1997, President Clinton signed into law the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 (H.R. 2014). Along with capital gains tax cuts, child tax credits, and savings and investment incentives, among hundreds of other provisions, the new law also addresses the federal income tax treatment of corporate sponsorship revenue received by tax exempt-organizations. click here for more...
Non-Governmental International Organizations: Legal Language Services
exchanges information about international tax planning wide network of nonprofit organizations,especially nongovernmental or voluntary associations; with links
http://www.legallanguage.com/LLSnongovorgs.html

Extractions: Associations Legal Language Services offers the following links and brief descriptions of some of the world's better known international organizations and associations dealing with the legal profession. If you have a suggestion for a link that should be added or a comment about an organization already in our list please let us know. We have organized the associations listed into four broad categories: Intergovernmental Organizations (IGO's) The United Nations Organization The UNO includes those international organizations created during and immediately after World War II and their related organizations such as the United Nations, the World Court, and the International Monetary Fund. Examples of more recent additions to the UNO include the World Health Organization, UNESCO, and the World Trade Organization. Organizations with Governmental Members other than the UNO International organizations outside the UNO includes both global and regional groupings of governments dealing with economic, military and developmental issues among others. Examples include the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the Latin America Free Trade Association (LAFTA), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), and the European Community and its institutions. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's) Professional Legal Associations
AGG Publications > Tax
Religious organizations. Churches, their integrated auxiliaries, and conventionsor associations of churches are not required to file an application for tax
http://www.agg.com/Publications/Tax-ExepmtOrganizations.html

Extractions: MUST HAND OVER DOCUMENTS TO PUBLIC By Thomas O. Duvall, Jr. , Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, Atlanta, Georgia June 8, 1999 was D-Day for tax-exempt organizations, Disclosure Day that is. On that day new Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") regulations went into effect that require tax-exempt organizations to produce their applications for federal tax exemption and their three most recent Form 990s for public inspection and copying. The disclosure regulations apply to over 400,000 tax-exempt organizations, such as: Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Healthcare Organizations
Educational Associations And Organizations - About ED - U.S. Department Of Educa
Find short reviews of and links to public and private organizations involved in all areas and levels of education.
http://www.ed.gov/EdRes/EdAssoc.html

Extractions: Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices About ED A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search: Advanced My Profile Add to My.ED.gov Bookmarks ED Priorities ... Contact Us About ED - Educational Associations and Organizations This web page contains hypertext links or pointers to information created and maintained by other public and private organizations. These links and pointers are provided for the user's convenience. The U.S. Department of Education does not control or guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of this outside information. Further, the inclusion of links or pointers to particular items in hypertext is not intended to reflect their importance, nor is it intended to endorse any views expressed, or products or services offered, on these outside sites, or the organizations sponsoring the sites. Education Resource Organizations Directory Beginning every Tuesday at 12 noon, Eastern time, readers can call up a guide to the contents of that week's issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education. Plus they get all of the "Positions Available" job advertisements from that week's issue. A calendar of events and a list of important deadlines serve as useful reminders. A separate list spotlights events in Congress.
Concept Marketing Group Tax Associations
Supplies a directory of tax associations and professional societies, including business, trade, and nonprofit.
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The National Council Of Nonprofit Associations
The National Council of Nonprofit associations T he National Council of Nonprofit associations (NCNA) is a network of 37 state and regional associations of nonprofits representing more than 21 000 nonprofits throughout the country. leaders of state associations who understood that by registration of nonprofit organizations performing charitable solicitations
http://www.ncna.org/

Extractions: The National Council of Nonprofit Associations T he National Council of Nonprofit Associations (NCNA) is a network of 37 state and regional associations of nonprofits representing more than 21,000 nonprofits throughout the country. NCNA was created in 1989 by eleven visionary leaders of state associations who understood that by combining their efforts, they could support and invigorate local nonprofits. NCNA serves as the eyes, ears and voice of the state associations, assuring that key national information is disseminated at the local level and local concerns are raised at the national level. NCNA: Helps state associations of nonprofits to increase the impact, influence, and effectiveness of local nonprofits by providing information, training and leadership Advocates for state associations and the nonprofit sector by providing information toand negotiating withnational policymakers and the business community Increases public awareness and understanding of the vital role nonprofits play at the local, state and national level by working closely with the media, legislators and community leaders
Corporate Law And Business Organization
of the parties involved, based upon a large number of business, tax and personal SUPRANATIONALORGANIZATIONS. associations INVOLVED WITH COPRPORATE LAW.
http://www.hg.org/corp.html

Extractions: Business can be undertaken in various forms. In many instances, ways of doing business are governed by law. In others, they are determined by the preferences of the parties involved, based upon a large number of business tax and personal considerations. The focus of this section is on the entities involved in business transactions, and the relationship between them. Other sections focus on parts of, or consequences of, the business relationship.
Women: Associations And Organizations: Connect: HerAssistant.com
. . Women associations organizations Connect main Find Women's Businessassociations, organizations and Networking Opportunities here.
http://www.herassistant.com/1connect/conwomen.shtml

Extractions: Find Women's Business Associations, Organizations and Networking Opportunities here. ABWA - American Business Women's Association provides training, career-management workshops, leadership development, and a support network. Altrusa International - Guide to int'l association of female business executives and professionals engaged in community and philanthropy. American Business Women International - Non-profit organization founded to encourage and support business women involved or interested in international trade opportunities.
Corporate Counsel Center - Tax-Exempt Organizations
nonpartisan coalition of national organizations, foundations and of state and regionalassociations of nonprofits. Revenue Service Includes tax information for
http://corporate.findlaw.com/industry/nonprofit/

Extractions: Industry Centers: Automotive Construction Consumer Products Energy ... Wholesale Practice Area Centers: ADR Antitrust Bankruptcy Class Action Defense ... White Collar Crime FindLaw Links: Legal Software Message Boards Newsletters Online CLE Email: Password: Register Help Feedback Change Your State Featured Publications Minnesota Court Recognizes Right to Sue Religious Institutions for Certain Wrongful Conduct by Clergy By Howard B. Tarkow of The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled that a church may be sued and held liable to a congregant arising from alleged wrongful conduct by its pastor when rendering secular counseling services. The Court rejected the church's contention that the constitutional prohibition on state entanglement in religious affairs barred the lawsuit. Read full article... New Employee Benefits Laws Create Opportunities for Charities
International Law Locator
Pages; Constitutions. organizations and associations Europa I'M Europe(Information Market EuropeEuropean Community/Union); ISPO (Information
http://vls.law.vill.edu/compass/international/

Extractions: Indigenous Peoples ... Other FORINTLAW Chicago Kent IC3 Online Document Collection UPenn Foreign and International Law Documents Yahoo General Law Index Primary Sources: Treaties and Cases United Nations Treaty Database Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy: Multilateral Treaties Treaties in Force from the U.S. Dept. of State, Office of the Legal Advisor, Treaty Affairs Permanent Court of Arbitration World Court Decisions International Court of Justice Opinions and Related Materials International Constitutional Law (University of Wuerzburg) ... Senate Treaty Activities Organizations and Associations United Nations United Nations Crime and Justice Information Network ABA International Law and Practice Section American Society of International Law ... Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition
Corporate Counsel Center
Professional associations and organizations From the Select State.
http://guide.corporate.findlaw.com/06associations/

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