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The Tax Law of Associations
John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Sep 2006, Pages: 528
Tax-exempt associations comprise one of the largest components of the nonprofit sector in the US. Unlike healthcare providers, educational institutions, and other public charities, there is little literature on the subject of the federal tax law rules for these entities. This is the case even though tax exemption has been in the law for associations since 1913. The purpose of this book is to provide a complete analysis of this aspect of the federal law of tax-exempt organizations. Basically, these organizations are a grouping of persons that have some common business interest; the purpose of associations is to promote that common business interest. The entities are often confused with other membership organizations, such as social welfare organizations, labor entities, fraternal societies, chambers of commerce, and boards of trade. The distinctions among these entities will be explored in the book.
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