Law, Society & Taxation Nonprofit Panel & Papers

The Law and Society Association’s 2012 International Meeting in Honolulu earlier this month featured the following panel and additional papers relating to nonprofits:

• Charities and Public Policy Panel
  • Nina J. Crimm (St John’s) & Laurence H. Winer (Arizona State), 
  • Terri Lynne Helge (Texas Wesleyan), Reforming the Private Benefit Doctrine
  • Grace S. Lee (Alabama), Toward a More Dynamic Theory Regarding the Charitable Deduction
  • Henry Ordower (Saint Lewis), Charitable Contributions of Services
  • Miranda L. Stewart (Melborne), Doing Business to Do Good: Should We Tax the Business Profits of Not for Profits

• Meredith A. Cartwright (York), Tax Subsidies for the Religious Training of Children in Religious Schools in US and Canadian Tax and Constitutional Law: “Public” or “Private” “Personal” (In)Tangible Benefits of a Suspect “Gift”

• Daniel B. Rubin (Michigan), A Population Health-Based Approach to Nonprofit Hospital Tax Exemption

• Richard Schmalbeck (Duke), The Role of Declaratory Judgments in Shaping the Concept of Charity

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