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Showing posts with label NPTaxExempt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NPTaxExempt. Show all posts
Monday, March 25, 2013
‘Tis the Season: Checking a Charity’s Tax-Exempt Status - NPQ - Nonprofit Quarterly
‘Tis the Season: Checking a Charity’s Tax-Exempt Status - NPQ - Nonprofit Quarterly: Tis the Season: Checking a Charity’s Tax-Exempt Status
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Pat Cuneo: Nonprofits unfairly labeled boogeyman | GoErie.com/Erie Times-News
Pat Cuneo: Nonprofits unfairly labeled boogeyman | GoErie.com/Erie Times-News: As a matter of fact, these nonprofits are paying the wages of workers, who pay the taxes, who make the system work, however fouled up it is. Yes, it needs to be fairer, but labeling nonprofits deadbeats because they have some tax-exempt status (as some people have been doing more and more), is quite the inaccurate reach. The more taxable these agencies become, the more consequences to the economy could result, especially in hiring fewer people.
Is it any wonder that Mercyhurst University officials generated a report that shows its impact on the local economy is $101 million? I'm glad they did. And that's just in dollars and cents.
Is it any wonder that Mercyhurst University officials generated a report that shows its impact on the local economy is $101 million? I'm glad they did. And that's just in dollars and cents.
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
The Nonprofit QuarterlyTax-Exempt For-Profits Avoid Paying their Share
The Nonprofit Quarterly | @npquarterly | Tax-Exempt For-Profits Avoid Paying their Share: "Let’s see if we get this right. Nonprofits are leeches on society, they don’t pay taxes, they take our money (your money) and fail to pay their own way, they pay their executives exorbitantly, they spend too much on administrative costs, and, oh yes . . . they don’t pay taxes. This is worth saying twice, since taxes have become the prime mover of politics in recent years."
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