A New Twist to an On-Going Debate About Securities Self-Regulation: It's Time to End Finra's Federal Income Tax Exemption (Part 2) (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) A New Twist to an On-Going Debate About Securities Self-Regulation: It's Time to End Finra's Federal Income Tax Exemption (Part 2) (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority)

A New Twist to an On-Going Debate About Securities Self-Regulation: It's Time to End Finra's Federal Income Tax Exemption (Part 2) (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority‪)‬

Virginia Tax Review 2011, Summer, 31, 1

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III. THE PARAMETERS OF SECTION 501(c)(6) AND FEDERAL TAX EXEMPTION This part examines the legislative history of Section 501(c)(6) and briefly describes its organizational and operational requirements. These requirements originate from the statutory language as well as Treasury Department regulations, Service interpretations, and case law.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2011
22 June
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
101
Pages
PUBLISHER
Virginia Tax Review
SELLER
The Gale Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation and an affiliate of Cengage Learning, Inc.
SIZE
428.3
KB

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