Wealthy Page group is a epublic charityE

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The Arthur Page Society runs as a 501(c)(3) epublic charityE, which allows companies to make tax deductible contributions to it. Its annual expenses in 2001 amounted to $543,393 and on Dec. 31, 2001 its cash balance stood at $711,744, which according to a tax consultant, are way beyond the norm for charities.

Financial management, Taxes, Taxation, Finance, Charities, Privileges and immunities, Company financing

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PRSA chapter presses for democracy

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Role of bylaw changes in transforming assembly of Public Relations Society of America into a policy making body is presented. Issues regarding democracy in Public Relations Society of America are also discussed.

Services information, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Services, Democracy, Public Relations Society of America

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Highlights of the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act

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Key factors and effects of Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act are presented. Details of Alternative Minimum Tax, Kiddle tax etc. also presented.

Analysis, Minimum tax

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