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January 1, 1991The Accounting Review

Tax and Financial Planning for Tax-Exempt Organizations: Forms, Checklists, Procedures (Book).

Shane Moriarity Darlene K. Ahnberg

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Key Points

The review aims to highlight essential tax and financial planning strategies for tax-exempt organizations.
Evaluation of the book's content and structure.
Identification of key themes related to tax planning.
Analysis of practical tools provided, such as forms and checklists.
The book offers comprehensive guidance on tax compliance for nonprofits.
It includes practical checklists and forms to simplify the planning process.
The author emphasizes the importance of structured procedures in financial planning.

Implication

Book review highlights key forms and procedures for effective tax planning in nonprofits, suggesting practical insights for compliance.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Tax and Financial Planning for Tax-Exempt Organizations: Forms, Checklists, Procedures," by Jody Blazek.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba424e4e9516ffd37a268a https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-9605080014

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