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Does the Charitable Deduction Matter?

 

As debate erupts over President Obama's new effort to limit charity tax breaks for the wealthy, a look at economic research shows that tax incentives do play an important role in giving decisions. Premium Link

 

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State Watch

Losing Federal Aid, Mass. Food Banks Seek More State Money
Welfare Cuts and High Unemployment Squeeze Calif. Safety Net
More Medicaid Cuts Loom for Deficit-Racked States
Nonprofits' Projects on Hold as Ohio Slashes Capital Spending
N.Y. Review Eyes Community-Development Groups' Finances
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The Watchdog

Transparency Can Keep a Nonprofit Out of Trouble
Why State Officials Step In to Clean House at Nonprofits
Deceiving Donors and Putting Victims at Risk: a Recipe for Trouble
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  • Obama and Romney Give Far More Than Average Americans Premium Link

    In 2010, the two men gave nearly 14 percent of their incomes to charity.

  • President Vows Not to Deter Wealthy From Giving
  • A La. Congressman Seeks Nonprofit Accountability Premium Link
  • Federal Cuts Could Force Many Charities to Close, Report Warns
  • Where the GOP Presidential Contenders Stand on Nonprofit Issues
  • Nonprofits See Mixed Results in Federal Budget Deal
  • State Budgets Could Challenge Nonprofits Through 2013
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Government & Politics Watch

IRS Makes Finding Charity Status Easier
Preserving Charity Tax Breaks Won't Be Main Goal of Nonprofit Coalition
'Buffett Rule' Tax Bill Would Preserve Charitable Deduction
Romneys Gave 16% of Their Income to Charity
Newt Gingrich Donated 2.6% of Income to Charity in 2010
Does Charity Advocacy Pay Off?
Charities Ask Supreme Court to Uphold Health-Care Law
IRS Urged to Improve the Process of Reinstating Dropped Charities
Budget Cut Could Curtail Oversight of National-Service Programs
Former Nonprofit Leader Named to Top White House Job
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  • Giving

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    Grant­ees Get a Chance to Be Grant Mak­ers for a Day

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    Fundraising Outlook for 2012 Shows Mixed Signals 1

    Fundraising Outlook for 2012 Shows Mixed Signals

  • Managing

    Bad Economy Has Strained Many Nonprofit Workers 1

    Bad Economy Has Strained Many Nonprofit Workers

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