From the Editor
In this issue, we continue to explore the debate concerning the impact of tax reform. Blake Bromley discusses tax reform from a philosophical perspective and
In this issue, we continue to explore the debate concerning the impact of tax reform. Blake Bromley discusses tax reform from a philosophical perspective and
Index to The Philanthropist Volume VI Cite as (1986) or (1987), 6 Philanthrop. No., pp. PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLEITS, M.L.S. Subject Index A Accessibility. Private philanthropy.
Published by INTERPHIL, Interphil House, Yalding, Kent, ME18 6HU England, 1987, £525 REVIEWED BY JOHN A. MCCLELLAND Coopers & Lybrand, Chartered Accountants, Toronto INTERPHIL, the
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All registered charities are required by the provisions of the Income Tax Act (the Act) to have exclusively charitable purposes. In order to ensure that
Tax reform is here and this issue addresses some of the effects that it will have on the charitable sector. Our regular feature “Recent Tax
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Published by the Foundation Center, 888 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY. 10106, 1984, pp. 239,$12.50 (US) Why Charity? The Case for a Third Sector By