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In the 1960s the organization, determined to gain more corporate funding and expand its influence, applied for taxexempt status, which it received in the mid-1960s after a twoyear examination by the IRS.
Think Progress » Alito: $500K Investment Isn’t A Conflict Of Interest 2005
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We hasten to point out that we do not hold all church parking lots are entitled to taxexempt status.
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We hasten to point out that we do not hold all church parking lots are entitled to taxexempt status.
January 2006 2006
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There are also money market mutual funds that invest in taxexempt bonds that expire in less than one year.
MORE WEALTH WITHOUT RISK CHARLES J. GIVENS 1995
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There are also money market mutual funds that invest in taxexempt bonds that expire in less than one year.
MORE WEALTH WITHOUT RISK CHARLES J. GIVENS 1995
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The taxexempt, nonprofit organization has 883 adults and 300 children living in luxury on two ranches in the Sierra foothills, beach-front property in Santa Monica and
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Congress and the Internal Revenue Service (the "IRS") are focusing once more on the question of what taxexempt hospitals must do to maintain their exemption from federal income tax, especially as the prospects for health reform with universal coverage become clearer.
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