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Federal Income Tax Classification of Governmental ( January 2003 )
Most governmental entities and political subdivisions are not subject to federal income tax based on the principles of inter-governmental immunity. If an entity is separate from (not an "integral part") of the governmental unit, its income is taxed unless an exemption applies or it qualifies as a tax-exempt entity. -
New Treasury Department Rules Governing Public Disclosure of Information by Tax-Exempt Organizations ( September 2000 )
The Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") has issued regulations requiring tax-exempt organizations to prov. -
Bylaws Review is more than just reviewing the bylaws ( August 2000 )
Coordination with the documents of incorporation, state statutes, federal exemptions and organizational visions is . -
Unrelated Business Income Should Be Reviewed In 501(C)(3) Bond Issues ( July 2000 )
Marcus S. Owens, the retiring director of the Exempt Organizations Division of the Internal Revenue Service, depart. -
UBIT Issues Facing Aquariums ( March 2000 )
This article reviews whether the income from gift shop sales, food sales, facility rentals, and the sale of membership lists by a tax-exempt aquarium would be considered "Unrelated Business Income" (UBI) and thus subject to taxation. -
Religious Institutions Law Alert ( August 1999 )
This Law Alert discusses the hurdles that tax exempt religious organizations face engaging in the political process. -
Public Disclosure of Tax Filings of Nonprofit Organizations ( June 1999 )
The IRS recently released final regulations which spell out how, when and where tax-exempt organizations, other tha.
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