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Congress Considering Tax Reform Bills with Major Impacts on Tax-Exempt Organizations

By Robert Nauman on November 29, 2017
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In recent weeks, we’ve highlighted provisions of the House and Senate tax bills that impact tax-exempt bonds.  However, the bills contain other provisions which may have a significant impact on tax-exempt organizations, including hospitals and other tax-exempt health care providers.  Specifically, provisions in the bills regarding charitable giving, tax-favored financing, governance and compensation, political activity, unrelated business taxable income, and others will be of significant importance to tax-exempt entities should either bill be adopted in current or modified form.  Our tax experts have prepared an extensive summary which discusses the relevant provisions in detail.

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