Book description
The cumulative supplement to The Law of Tax-Exempt Organizations, 10th Edition
Nonprofit organizations are subject to a complex set of regulations and laws. Written in plain English, this book keeps tax-exempt organizations up-to-date on all current regulations pertaining to tax-exempt organizations. It ensures professionals are well-prepared to make decisions about their organizations' actions and future.
It is a definitive one-volume source of information on federal laws by the leading legal authority in the nonprofit sector. This guide is supplemented annually to keep the lawyers and managers of nonprofit organizations on top of the latest nonprofit legal and tax developments.
Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- About the Online Resources
- About the Author
- Preface
- Book Citations
- PART ONE: Introduction to the Law of Tax-Exempt Organizations
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PART TWO: Fundamentals of the Law of Tax-Exempt Organizations
- CHAPTER THREE: Source, Advantages, and Disadvantages of Tax Exemption
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CHAPTER FOUR: Organizational, Operational, and Related Tests and Doctrines
- § 4.1 ORGANIZATIONAL, OPERATIONAL, AND RELATED TESTS AND DOCTRINES
- § 4.3 ORGANIZATIONAL TEST
- § 4.4 PRIMARY PURPOSE TEST
- § 4.5 OPERATIONAL TEST
- § 4.6 EXCLUSIVELY STANDARD
- § 4.7 COMMENSURATE TEST
- § 4.7A CONSIDERATION OF ORGANIZATIONS' NAMES (NEW)
- § 4.8 STATE ACTION DOCTRINE
- § 4.10 COMMERCIALITY DOCTRINE
- § 4.11 SOCIAL ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENTS (NEW)
- CHAPTER FIVE: Nonprofit Governance
- PART THREE: Tax-Exempt Charitable Organizations
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PART FOUR: Other Tax-Exempt Organizations
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Social Welfare Organizations
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN: Business Leagues and Like Organizations
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Social Clubs
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Labor, Agricultural, and Horticultural Organizations
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: Employee Benefit Funds
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CHAPTER NINETEEN: Other Tax-Exempt Organizations
- § 19.1 INSTRUMENTALITIES OF UNITED STATES
- § 19.2 TITLE-HOLDING CORPORATIONS
- § 19.3 LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS OF EMPLOYEES
- § 19.4 FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
- § 19.5 BENEVOLENT OR MUTUAL ORGANIZATIONS
- § 19.7 CREDIT UNIONS
- § 19.11 VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS
- § 19.17 RAILROAD RETIREMENT INVESTMENT TRUST
- § 19.18 QUALIFIED HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUERS
- § 19.19 QUALIFIED TUITION PROGRAMS
- § 19.21 GOVERNMENTAL AND QUASI-GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES
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PART FIVE: Principal Exempt Organization Laws
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CHAPTER TWENTY: Private Inurement and Private Benefit
- § 20.2 DEFINITION OF NET EARNINGS
- § 20.3 DEFINITION OF INSIDER
- § 20.4 COMPENSATION ISSUES
- § 20.5 OTHER FORMS OF PRIVATE INUREMENT
- § 20.8 PRIVATE INUREMENT AND SOCIAL WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS
- § 20.9 PRIVATE INUREMENT AND BUSINESS LEAGUES
- § 20.10 PRIVATE INUREMENT AND SOCIAL CLUBS
- § 20.11 PRIVATE BENEFIT DOCTRINE
- CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: Intermediate Sanctions
- CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO: Legislative Activities by Tax-Exempt Organizations
- CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE: Political Campaign Activities by Tax-Exempt Organizations
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR: Unrelated Business Activities
- § 24.2 DEFINITION OF TRADE OR BUSINESS
- § 24.3 DEFINITION OF REGULARLY CARRIED ON
- § 24.4 DEFINITION OF SUBSTANTIALLY RELATED
- § 24.5 CONTEMPORARY APPLICATIONS OF UNRELATED BUSINESS RULES
- § 24.6 MODIFICATIONS
- § 24.7 EXCEPTIONS
- § 24.10 SPECIAL RULES
- § 24.12 UNRELATED DEBT-FINANCED INCOME
- § 24.14 DEDUCTION RULES
- § 24.15 COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY COMPLIANCE PROJECT
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CHAPTER TWENTY: Private Inurement and Private Benefit
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PART SIX: Acquisition and Maintenance of Tax Exemption
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: Exemption Recognition and Notice Processes
- § 25.1 RECOGNITION APPLICATION PROCEDURE
- § 25.2 REQUIREMENTS FOR CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
- § 25.3 NONPRIVATE FOUNDATION STATUS
- § 25.5 REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN EMPLOYEE BENEFIT ORGANIZATIONS
- § 25.5A REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN PREPAID TUITION PLANS (NEW)
- § 25.6 REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUERS
- § 25.6A RULES FOR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS (NEW)
- § 25.7 GROUP EXEMPTION RULES
- § 25.8 SUSPENSION OF TAX EXEMPTION
- § 25.9 NOTICE REQUIREMENTS FOR POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
- § 25.11 FORFEITURE OF TAX EXEMPTION
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CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX: Administrative and Litigation Procedures
- § 26.1 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES WHERE RECOGNITION DENIED
- § 26.2 REVOCATION OF MODIFICATION OF TAX-EXEMPT STATUS: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
- § 26.3 RETROACTIVE REVOCATION OF TAX-EXEMPT STATUS
- § 26.4A STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS MATTERS (NEW)
- § 26.5 REVOCATION OF TAX-EXEMPT STATUS: LITIGATION PROCEDURES
- § 26.6 IRS EXAMINATION PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES
- § 26.6A COMPLIANCE CHECKS (NEW)
- § 26.7 FAST-TRACK CASE SETTLEMENT PROGRAM
- § 26.8 IRS DISCLOSURE TO STATE OFFICIALS
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CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN: Operational Requirements
- § 27.1 CHANGES IN OPERATIONS OR FORM
- § 27.2 ANNUAL REPORTING RULES
- § 27.3 REDESIGNED ANNUAL INFORMATION RETURNS
- § 27.4 NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENT
- § 27.5 FILING REQUIREMENTS AND TAX-EXEMPT STATUS
- § 27.5A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS LISTING RELIANCE RULES (NEW)
- § 27.7 ELECTRONIC FILING RULES
- § 27.9 IRS DOCUMENT DISCLOSURE RULES
- § 27.10 DOCUMENT DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS OF EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS
- § 27.13 INSURANCE ACTIVITIES
- § 27.14 FEEDER ORGANIZATIONS
- § 27.15 TAX-EXEMPT ENTITY LEASING RULES
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: Exemption Recognition and Notice Processes
- PART SEVEN: Interorganizational Structures and Operational Forms
- PART EIGHT: Appendixes
- Cumulative Index
Product information
- Title: The Law of Tax-Exempt Organizations, 10th Edition 2014 Cumulative Supplement
- Author(s):
- Release date: April 2014
- Publisher(s): Wiley
- ISBN: 9781118797426
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