Internal Revenue Service that tax-exempt charitable organizations may abandon their public charity status to evade tax law restrictions. The distributions from an individual retirement arrangement by specified individuals to certain public charities can be made without the contributors' gross income. It is...
IRS (FINALLY) FULLY ARTICULATES PUBLIC CHARITY/POLITICAL CAMPAIGN ACTIVITY REVIEW STANDARD.The article presents the full statement from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service on the tax-law implications of two fundraising letters signed by members of Congress on behalf of a charitable organization. The ...
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under IRC 170(e)(1)(B)(ii). A deduction for the same contribution to an operating foundation or to a public charity would not be reduced under that provision. Many of these contribution provisions may be modified upon passage of the ...
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Internal Revenue Service (IRS) memorandum that worries public charity political activity on Internet. As noted, the memorandum was sent by the Director of Exempt Organizations (EO) Examinations to EO revenue agents on July 28, 2008 in the inspection of public charities. The IRS memorandum ...
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for organizations requesting to change their public charity classification. It mentions that organizations should submit the request for reclassification to the IRS with a copy of the annual information return and the organization's support information for the recent five ...
Internal Revenue Service that implementation of an incentive bonus program for senior managers of a public charity will not adversely affect the organization's tax-exempt status. It was provided by the Internal Revenue Code that no part of the net earnings of a tax-exempt charitable organization ...