The new OpenSecrets.org data set uniquely does not depend on a group having electronically filed its tax returns with the IRS or having received approval as tax-exempt from the agency; all filings are there, with digitized, standardized data.
The British government will promise tax is exempt from TTIP.
Shipping companies pay tonnage and port taxes but are exempt from income tax and tax on profits.
But past losses, which show up as tax-loss carry-forwards, will prevent companies from paying tax-exempt dividends from current income, so long as the use of those carry-forwards allows the company to avoid paying taxes.
They also had $112,032 in tax-exempt interest from municipal bonds and $144,352 in tax-exempt pension income.
(Current laws merely ban tax-exempt foundations from overtly partisan activities).
The second phase would be financed by tax-exempt bonds from the state and low-income-housing tax credits.
Federal election and campaign laws prohibit tax-exempt groups from engaging in political activity or contributing to election campaigns.
The law prohibits the head of a tax-exempt organization from enjoying unusual perks or compensation; it's called inurement.
Mr. Eyre was among those who helped the refuge obtain tax-exempt status from the state's Green Acres program.
The charities in the study generated at least $61 billion of tax-exempt revenue from business activities in 1998.
