Good governance practices for 501 (c)(3)s should the IRS become further involved ? by Thomas Silk
By: Silk, Thomas
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ArticlePublisher: 2007Subject(s): ENTIDADES SIN FINALIDAD LUCRATIVA | GESTION | IMPUESTOS | EXENCIONES TRIBUTARIAS | ESTADOS UNIDOS | LEGISLACION | COMENTARIOS
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Journal of taxation v. 107, n. 1, July 2007, p. 45-52
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| OP 1695/2007/107/1-1 Proposed regulations on foreign tax credits use mechanical tests to target abuses | OP 1695/2007/107/1-2 Debt, equity or other | OP 1695/2007/107/1-3 The final Section 415 regulations and what to do about them | OP 1695/2007/107/1-4 Good governance practices for 501 (c)(3)s | OP 1695/2007/107/2-1 What hath Congress wrought ? | OP 1695/2007/107/2-2 The new Section 355 (b) active trade or business proposed regulations | OP 1695/2007/107/2-3 The final Section 415 regulations and what to do about them |
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