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The federal income tax code includes numerous provisions disallowing or curtailing income tax deductions related to such disparate activities as providing non-performance based compensation to senior corporate executives and business lobbying. The primary claim of this article is that a tendency...
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This Article presents the first empirical examination of giving to § 501(c)(4) organizations, which have recently become important players in U.S. politics. Gifts to c(4) organizations are highly elastic to the after-tax price of charitable giving. At the lower end of the observed tax price...
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This Report continues our analysis of Department of Revenue of Kentucky v. Davis, a case argued in the 2007-2008 Supreme Court term. The issue in Davis is the constitutionality of Kentucky's practice (shared by all other states with an income tax) of taxing interest on federally-exempt bonds...
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We investigate the effects of variations in the value of the charitable contribution deduction on nonprofit firm behavior, including exploring for the first time the effects of the tax-price of giving on fundraising. We find that a one-percent increase in tax subsidies is correlated with a...
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