Private foundations and public charities--definition and classification /

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Author / Creator:Cesare, Lauren Watson.
Imprint:Arlington, VA : Tax Management, [©2000]-
Language:English
Series:Estates, gifts, and taxes portfolios ; 456
Tax management portfolios ; 456.
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Format: E-Resource Journal
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5669660
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Other authors / contributors:Tax Management Inc.
Frequency:Updated irregularly
Notes:Published as Estates, gifts and trusts portfolio 876, -2012.
Formerly published in Washington, D.C., 2000-2007.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Summary:" ... discusses the definition and classification of private foundations and public charities. Under [section] 509, enacted by The Tax Reform Act of 1969, certain [section] 501(c)(3) organizations (charitable, educational, religious organizations) are classified as private foundations. Organizations classified as private foundations are subject to restrictions and requirements in addition to those applicable to exempt charities generally. Under [section] 4942(j)(3), also added by the 1969 Tax Reform Act, certain private foundations, known as private operating foundations, are exempted from some of those burdens placed on private foundations. Those private operating foundations, known as exempt operating foundations, are exempt from the [section] 4940 tax on investment income as well. Certain non-operating private foundations also receive special treatment."
Other form:Print version: Cesare, Lauren Watson. Private foundations and public charities--definition and classification. Arlington, VA : Tax Management, ©2012-
Table of Contents:
  • Detailed analysis. Introduction
  • Organizations subject to classification
  • Advantages and disadvantages of public charities and private foundations
  • Scope of [section] 509
  • Public charity status based on activities: Section 509(a)(1) organizations
  • Publicly supported organizations
  • Section 509(a)(2) organizations
  • Section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) organizations
  • Community trusts
  • Donor-advised funds
  • Supporting organizations: Section 509(a)(3)
  • Section 509(a)(4) organizations
  • Private operating foundations
  • Special private nonoperating foundations
  • Foreign exempt organizations
  • Nonexempt charitable trusts
  • Working papers.