Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Not for Profit Accounting Tax and Reporting Requirements or Advertising Ethics

Not-for-Profit Accounting, Tax, and Reporting Requirements

Author: Edward J McMillan CPA CA

Learn how to apply for tax-exempt status, handle IRS audits, set up a wholly owned taxable subsidiary, and anticipate tax implications of lobbying expenses with this step-by-step guide. Complete with checklists, sample letters, and illustrative charts, this easy-to-understand reference is an important resource for every not-for-profit executive who deals with financial issues.

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Table of Contents:
List of Exhibits
Preface
Ch. 1Classification of Tax-Exempt Organizations1
Ch. 2Disclosure of Information9
Ch. 3Using CPA Firms and Understanding Their Functions13
Ch. 4Internal Revenue Service Audits33
Ch. 5Tax on Unrelated Business Income and Form 990-T43
Ch. 6Wholly Owned Taxable Subsidiaries51
Ch. 7Restricted-Fund Transactions55
Ch. 8Internal Control63
Ch. 9The Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual69
Ch. 10Tax Implications of Lobbying Expenditures75
Ch. 11Other IRS Issues77
Ch. 12IRS Filing Requirements and Forms83
Ch. 13The Basics of Not-for-Profit Accounting and Financial Statements85
Ch. 14The Basics of Intermediate Sanctions93
Ch. 15The Basics of Filing IRS Form 99097
App. AStatement of Financial Accounting Standards #117: Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Organizations101
App. BStatement of Financial Accounting Standards #116: Accounting for Contributions Received and Contributions Made133
App. CStatement of Financial Accounting Standards #124: Accounting for Certain Investments Held by Not-for-Profit Organizations151
App. DStatement of Financial Accounting Standards #136: Transfer of Assets to a Not-for-Profit Organization or Charitable Trust that Raises or Holds Contributions for Others157
Glossary163
Index171

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Advertising Ethics

Author: Edward Spenc

Edward Spence and Brett Van Heekeren identify, examine, and evaluate ethical issues in advertising. The authors understand advertising as "the process of the communication of advertising messages of persuasion directed at consumers..." Combining cases with ethical analysis, the authors focus on numerous areas of advertising, including codes of ethics, the media, truth in advertising, and new technologies in advertising.

Advertising Ethics is the ninth book in the series Basic Ethics in Action, edited by Michael Boylan, which is a major new undertaking by Prentice Hall covering several areas in applied ethics, including business ethics, environmental ethics, medical ethics, and social and political ethics.



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