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As the United States addresses economic challenges following a deep recession, both President Obama and Congress are considering new tax policies to stimulate economic growth and reduce the federal government’s budget deficit. These measures will impact a wide array of individual economic decisions, including individual decisions regarding what households do with disposable income. One such area where changes in federal tax policy can have a substantial influence on individual decisions is the choice of an individual or household to engage in charitable giving
Charitable tax deductions are one of the largest tax expenditures at the state and federal levels, a...
Regardless of the outcome of the 2012 elections, Congress and the next president are expected to con...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the predicted effects of tax reform in the 1980s (the tax ac...
Congress is currently considering tax changes that could substantially reduce charitable giving in t...
About $450 billion were donated to U.S. nonprofits in 2019 according to the most recently available ...
Beginning in 2011, President Barack Obama\u27s proposed budget plan would reduce the value of charit...
This paper estimates the effects of three federal tax acts—the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconc...
Under current law, taxpayers who itemize deductions may deduct the amount they donate to charities f...
This study used the Philanthropy Panel Study (PPS), which is the only panel study of philanthropy in...
federal and state tax policies in the united states offer substantial incentives to donate to charit...
Of the $240.7 billion donated to U.S. charities in 2003, 75 percent was from individuals. Of that to...
Examines the impact of the recession on giving by individuals, foundations, bequests, and corporatio...
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed in late 2017 has many nonprofit practitioners and academics in the ...
The reasons behind charitable giving are numerous and complicated, and when Congress passed the Tax ...
Abstract – We estimate the impact of taxes on donations using a large panel of middle-class taxpaye...
Charitable tax deductions are one of the largest tax expenditures at the state and federal levels, a...
Regardless of the outcome of the 2012 elections, Congress and the next president are expected to con...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the predicted effects of tax reform in the 1980s (the tax ac...
Congress is currently considering tax changes that could substantially reduce charitable giving in t...
About $450 billion were donated to U.S. nonprofits in 2019 according to the most recently available ...
Beginning in 2011, President Barack Obama\u27s proposed budget plan would reduce the value of charit...
This paper estimates the effects of three federal tax acts—the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconc...
Under current law, taxpayers who itemize deductions may deduct the amount they donate to charities f...
This study used the Philanthropy Panel Study (PPS), which is the only panel study of philanthropy in...
federal and state tax policies in the united states offer substantial incentives to donate to charit...
Of the $240.7 billion donated to U.S. charities in 2003, 75 percent was from individuals. Of that to...
Examines the impact of the recession on giving by individuals, foundations, bequests, and corporatio...
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed in late 2017 has many nonprofit practitioners and academics in the ...
The reasons behind charitable giving are numerous and complicated, and when Congress passed the Tax ...
Abstract – We estimate the impact of taxes on donations using a large panel of middle-class taxpaye...
Charitable tax deductions are one of the largest tax expenditures at the state and federal levels, a...
Regardless of the outcome of the 2012 elections, Congress and the next president are expected to con...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the predicted effects of tax reform in the 1980s (the tax ac...
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