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Legislation Threatens Tax Exemptions

JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1994
The Health Security Act, if passed by Congress, becomes effective January 1, 1995. To maintain their tax-exempt status, hospitals must assess the healthcare needs of their community and create a plan to meet those needs. The authors discuss proactive strategies for addressing this issue.
S, Pelfrey, B A, Theisen
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Corporate Restructuring of Tax-Exempt Hospitals: The Bastardization of the Tax-Exempt Concept

Law, Medicine and Health Care, 1986
The largest single group of hospitals in the country is composed of private nonprofit hospitals, which are exempt from taxation under the Internal Revenue Code. The second largest group of hospitals consists of for-profit hospital corporations. The third and fourth largest groups are, respectively, municipal hospitals and state and federal specialty ...
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A Survey of Sales Tax Exemptions in the States: Understanding Sales Taxes and Sales Tax Exemptions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
We analyze the choice politicians face when seeking votes from groups that lobby for sales tax rate decreases or from groups that lobby for certain tax exemptions, given the constraint that each politician wants to raise a certain amount of revenue. Using the application of sales taxes and sales tax exemptions we develop a model predicting a positive ...
Andreea Militaru, Thomas Stratmann
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Tax-Exempt Institutions, Non-Tax-Exempt Institutions, and Dividend Clientele

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007
Using overall institutional holdings as the proxy for tax-exempt investors, many existing literature has found mostly unfavorable evidence against dividend clientele theories. This paper categorizes institutions into two types, tax-exempt and non-tax-exempt institutions, to test dividend clientele theories.
Xin Chen, Jianfei Sun
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Obtaining Tax-Exempt Status

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982
To the Editor.— This letter describes the methods and pitfalls involved in obtaining tax-exempt status for a newly created medical educational organization. It is presented to facilitate the process for other physician educators. During the summer of 1981, the New England Computed Tomography Society was established. This organization was organized as
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INDUSTRIAL TAX EXEMPTION IN PUERTO RICO

National Tax Journal, 1954
DURING THE PAST TEN YEARS the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico has lifted itself above the horizon of almost universal poverty. This economic metamorphosis is principally attributable to an embryonic industrial revolution in the form of an influx of mainland United States manufacturing firms.
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Tax and Customs Exemptions

2018
Abstract This chapter deals with tax and customs exemptions. Aside from the exercise of criminal jurisdiction, the most visible power of a sovereign State is the power to levy and collect taxes. Governments are free to decide who should pay taxes, what kinds of taxes are to be imposed, and how they are calculated. When nations enter into
Paul J Conderman, Nikoleta Chalanouli
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Will the Tax Reduction and Exemption Policy for High Technology Enterprises Improve the GVC Position of Chinese Firms?

Sustainability, 2023
Zhenguo Wang
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[Head tax exemption]

2017
Head tax exemption certificate for [Chung Gu Luok?].
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Tax-Exempt Firms - What is And What is Not Tax-Exempt

World Economy and International Relations, 1994
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