Add to ORKGLetter to Orrin G. Hatch, chairman of the United States Senate Committee on Finance and Ron Wyden, the ranking member of that committee. This letter was a response to a September 6 letter from the representatives of charitable foundations, which in turn responded to a July 17 letter from Madoff and Colinvaux. The subject of the letter is a set of proposed changes, proposed by Madoff and Colinvaux, to the tax code related to donor-advised funds
Each and every sponsoring organization maintaining donor-advised funds – as well as each donor – is ...
This Comment argues that the donative intent analysis shields government proprietary transactions fr...
In the November, 1951, issue of this Review Dean Griswoldcommented on two controversial recent rulin...
Letter written on the behalf of a number of philanthropic and community foundations to Orrin G. Hatc...
Letter advising Orrin G. Hatch, Chairman of the United States Senate Committee on Finance, to consid...
Donor advised funds attract a significant share of charitable giving and warrant Congress’s attentio...
In recent years, donor-advised funds (DAFs), historically a relatively minor part of American philan...
The donor advised fund (DAF) is changing longstanding giving norms in United States philanthropy. DA...
Our conference title assumes that such danger lurks in the increased utilization of donor-advised fu...
Charitable giving tax incentives are intended to encourage giving for public benefit. Gifts to inter...
The article identifies two goals of the charitable giving tax incentives: promoting actual charitabl...
The second largest charitable organization in the country in terms of annual money raised is not the...
This Note analyzes the majority decision and dissenting opinion in Hernandez, which have far-reachin...
Should Congress respond? No. It would be wrong for Congress to respond to the “rise”. Why should a “...
The article explains how Congress can advance the goals and values of philanthropy and address the c...
Each and every sponsoring organization maintaining donor-advised funds – as well as each donor – is ...
This Comment argues that the donative intent analysis shields government proprietary transactions fr...
In the November, 1951, issue of this Review Dean Griswoldcommented on two controversial recent rulin...
Letter written on the behalf of a number of philanthropic and community foundations to Orrin G. Hatc...
Letter advising Orrin G. Hatch, Chairman of the United States Senate Committee on Finance, to consid...
Donor advised funds attract a significant share of charitable giving and warrant Congress’s attentio...
In recent years, donor-advised funds (DAFs), historically a relatively minor part of American philan...
The donor advised fund (DAF) is changing longstanding giving norms in United States philanthropy. DA...
Our conference title assumes that such danger lurks in the increased utilization of donor-advised fu...
Charitable giving tax incentives are intended to encourage giving for public benefit. Gifts to inter...
The article identifies two goals of the charitable giving tax incentives: promoting actual charitabl...
The second largest charitable organization in the country in terms of annual money raised is not the...
This Note analyzes the majority decision and dissenting opinion in Hernandez, which have far-reachin...
Should Congress respond? No. It would be wrong for Congress to respond to the “rise”. Why should a “...
The article explains how Congress can advance the goals and values of philanthropy and address the c...
Each and every sponsoring organization maintaining donor-advised funds – as well as each donor – is ...
This Comment argues that the donative intent analysis shields government proprietary transactions fr...
In the November, 1951, issue of this Review Dean Griswoldcommented on two controversial recent rulin...