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RE: [MSAR] 501(c)(3) charitable vs 501(c)(4) rescue squad

From: "irvin lichtenstein" <ilichten1@verizon.net>
To: "Mounted search and rescue" <msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org>
Subject: RE: [MSAR] 501(c)(3) charitable vs 501(c)(4) rescue squad
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 10:49:03 -0400

The fire company had the same problem. We actually have two organizations,
the fire company and the relief association. The fire company gets tax
money for its operating and capital budget plus donations for other stuff.
The relief gets tax money and investment income for certain statutory
activities (medical insurance, comp, disability payments) for members of the
fire company. The tax practioners picked one paragraph and the IRS picked
another.

RE: [MSAR] Boy Scout in Utah Found Alive , (continued)
- Re: [MSAR] Request information, Ernie L. Greening, 06/21/2005
  - Re: [MSAR] Request information, Jorene Downs, 06/21/2005
    - Re: [MSAR] Request information, pennbo, 06/22/2005
      - Re: [MSAR] Request information, Charles L. Sparke, 06/22/2005
        
        Re: [MSAR] Request information, pennbo, 06/22/2005
  - Re: [MSAR] Request information, Una Smith, 06/22/2005
    - Re: [MSAR] Request information, Ernie L. Greening, 06/22/2005
      - [MSAR] 501(c)(3) charitable vs 501(c)(4) rescue squad, Una Smith, 06/23/2005
        
        RE: [MSAR] 501(c)(3) charitable vs 501(c)(4) rescue squad, irvin lichtenstein, 06/23/2005