No free lunch? Charities

Article Abstract:

British charities have been forced by economic times to solicit more of their incomes from corporations, sometimes compromising their credibility with unwitting endorsements. Companies and charities in partnership should be required to publicly reveal the nature of their relationship.

Marketing, Charities

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Tax-exempt and loving it: the real scandal involving Newt Gingrich is the over-generous way in which the American government treats "charities."(Editorial)

Article Abstract:

Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich admitted that he lied about the creation of tax-exempt charities that accepted corporate contributions to the ethics committee. The deductibility of charitable contributions as a whole should be reexamined because so little money reaches charities.

Public Finance Activities, Tax Deductions & Exemptions, Editorial, Analysis, Tax deductions, Charitable contributions, Charitable donations

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Nice one

Article Abstract:

Corporate hospitality is worth some 700 million pounds sterling anually in Britain, and regulation of this hospitality is examined in detail.

United Kingdom, Hospitality industry

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