There are 45 days left until the end of the year. That means you have just a little over a month to whittle down your
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Tax-Exempt Organization Deadline Nears
For years, most small tax-exempt organizations were exempt from filing requirements with IRS. This all changed a few years back when The Pension Protection Act
Read MoreIs Taxing Non-Profits The Solution To Balancing Budgets?
The mayor of Providence, Rhode Island, Mayor Angel Taveras, made national headlines last week when details emerged about his plan to tax nine tax-exempt hospitals,
Read MoreObama’s Church Gets A Little Help From The Man Upstairs
No, not that man upstairs. I mean Seth P. Waxman, a partner at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr. Waxman’s firm has agreed to represent
Read MoreIf You Don’t Like What I Have To Say About Huckabee, I’ll Kill You (Well, Sort Of)
Elections are supposed to be about candidates. And candidates want endorsements. But not every organization is allowed to make a public endorsement of a political
Read MoreGot Bluetooth?
A US District Court has granted the federal government’s motion for summary judgment that Bluetooth Association is not a tax exempt (section 501(c)(6)) business league
Read MoreFix The Tax Code Friday: Salaries
Taking a page from Pennsylvania’s play book (resulting in JoePa’s salary making headlines), I wonder: Should universities (as tax exempt entities) be required to disclose
Read MoreThe Price You Pay
Following up on my recent post about the NCAA, college sports and tax-exempt status, take a look at this tidbit in USA Today which reports
Read MoreFix The Tax Code Friday: Breaks For College Sports?
Everybody in the US (and beyond) seems to agree that the Tax Code is broken. What we can’t seem to agree on is how to
Read MoreAre You Ready For Some Football?
Madeline had previously posted an interesting query about the economics and tax implications of (gulp) college football. It’ worth another look in light of this
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