Some Blunt Advice for Foundations From a Key Senate Aide
Some blunt advice for foundations from a Senate aide
By SUZANNE PERRY
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Congress Questions Whether Charities Do Enough for Minorities
Prominent executives from the American Red Cross and the Ford Foundation are among those who have been called to testify Tuesday before a key Congressional committee examining whether charities and foundations do enough to serve minorities. The House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee is playing…
By PETER PANEPENTO
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Charities Largely Untouched By New Congressional Ethics Law
Charities largely untouched as Congress tightens its ethics rules
By PETER PANEPENTO
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Small Groups Get Advice on New IRS Form
Small groups get advice from the IRS
By PETER PANEPENTO
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Charities Keep Eye on Bush Tax Plans
By Grant Williams Charity officials are watching closely to see whom President Bush names to a committee that he plans to form to advise the Treasury Secretary on how to overhaul and simplify the federal tax code. The appointments could offer a clue to the changes Mr. Bush may eventually seek from…
By GRANT WILLIAMS
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Federal law bars foundations — but not charities — from making loans to their officers and directors. The practice is prevalent enough that two influential voices in the charity world reacted sharply to The Chronicle’s findings.
By Harvy Lipman
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