February 8, 2001
A Tax Break That Is Good for Charity Workers
By PETER B. GOLDBERGCharity executives will be paying close attention over the coming months to one of the Bush administration's central tax proposals: eliminating the estate tax, and with it, the deduction for charitable bequests from the estates of wealthy people. But another tax-policy issue -- one that does not directly affect the wealthy -- cries out for much greater attention from philanthropic leaders, especially those whose own employees are
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