The Problem of Surpluses in Funds Raised By Public Appeal
Public appeals for funds are a frequent part of our lives. Such subscription funds tend to be established for one of two purposes: either they
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Refundable Tax Credits: An Under-Utilized Source of Funds for the Destitute
Introduction The concept of a negative tax to funnel money to low-income individuals has been widely discussed as a means of alleviating poverty. In fact,
Shareholder-Designated Charitable Contributions: A Practical Response to Critics of Corporate Charitable Contributions
In the summer of 1989, a provocative article appeared in the Globe and Mail entitled “Three Good Reasons Why Firms Shouldn’t Support Good Causes”.1 In
Recent Tax Developments
Budget Proposal Affects Prospective Donors On February 20, 1990 the Honourable Michael Wilson, Minister of Finance, presented his 1990 budget. In the recent past, tax
From the Editor
This issue provides information that should be of interest to all readers of The Philanthropist—charities, foundations, and corporate donors as well as their legal and
Index to The Philanthropist Volume VIII
Index to The Philanthropist Volume VIII Cite as (1989), 8 Philanthrop. No., pp. PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLETTS, M.L.S. Subject Index A ACCOUNTING CONTROLS. Issuance of
The Economics of Non-Profit Institutions: Studies in Structure and Policy
Edited by Susan Rose-Ackerman Published by Oxford University Press, New York, 1986 ($59.95) REVIEWED BY MICHAEL J. TREBILCOCK Faculty of Law, University of Toronto This