Add to ORKGMost jurisdictions exempt nonprofit firms from property, sales, and corporate income taxes in various industries, such as health care and education, in which both non-profit and for-profit firms compete. Cross-section estimates using state tax data in-dicate that these exemptions significantly increase the market share of nonprofit firms vis-d-vis their for-profit counter-parts. The relative market shares of non-profit and for-profit firms is also affected by rapid increases in demand for an in-dustry's services and by the size of the governmental sector. I
When charities look to nontraditional sources of financing to supplement contributions and fee-based...
This casebook has been adapted from the authors\u27 pioneering and widely used casebook, Nonprofit O...
Understanding Nonprofit and Tax Exempt Organizations is a guide for the law student or practitioner ...
Abstract- It has been hypothesized that higher tax rates lead to a larger market share for nonprofit...
Although most types of nonprofit corporations have been exempted from the federal corporate income t...
Of the several different types of taxes which need to be discussed, perhaps the real property tax is...
This paper reviews the existing literature on the property tax exemption for nonprofit organizations...
Full text is not available due to publisher’s copyright restrictions. WSU users can access the artic...
American non-profit organizations are generally exempt from federal income tax, with the exception t...
American nonprofit organizations receive favorable tax treatment, including tax exemptions and tax-d...
This paper provides a brief overview of the current state of the not-for-profit sector and discusses...
Nonprofit firms may not distribute profits to owners but instead must retain them or reinvest them. ...
TAXATION: NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. • Provides that nonprofit o...
ASE broadening and rate reduction confront some fundamental and nearly 3were the yin and yang of Fed...
Nothing is free, not even charity. In almost every case, a tax-exempt nonprofit organization must tr...
When charities look to nontraditional sources of financing to supplement contributions and fee-based...
This casebook has been adapted from the authors\u27 pioneering and widely used casebook, Nonprofit O...
Understanding Nonprofit and Tax Exempt Organizations is a guide for the law student or practitioner ...
Abstract- It has been hypothesized that higher tax rates lead to a larger market share for nonprofit...
Although most types of nonprofit corporations have been exempted from the federal corporate income t...
Of the several different types of taxes which need to be discussed, perhaps the real property tax is...
This paper reviews the existing literature on the property tax exemption for nonprofit organizations...
Full text is not available due to publisher’s copyright restrictions. WSU users can access the artic...
American non-profit organizations are generally exempt from federal income tax, with the exception t...
American nonprofit organizations receive favorable tax treatment, including tax exemptions and tax-d...
This paper provides a brief overview of the current state of the not-for-profit sector and discusses...
Nonprofit firms may not distribute profits to owners but instead must retain them or reinvest them. ...
TAXATION: NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. • Provides that nonprofit o...
ASE broadening and rate reduction confront some fundamental and nearly 3were the yin and yang of Fed...
Nothing is free, not even charity. In almost every case, a tax-exempt nonprofit organization must tr...
When charities look to nontraditional sources of financing to supplement contributions and fee-based...
This casebook has been adapted from the authors\u27 pioneering and widely used casebook, Nonprofit O...
Understanding Nonprofit and Tax Exempt Organizations is a guide for the law student or practitioner ...