Nonprofit Organizations - Summer 2008
Review Crossword No. 2

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1. Living Faith: whether an activity has a substantial nonexempt purpose is a question of ____
3. Internal Revenue Code provision that exempts "social welfare organizations"
4. IRS form used to apply for recognition of tax-exempt status under 501(c)(3)
6. a more-than-incidental ____ purpose will disqualify an org. from tax-exempt status
7. private benefit conferred upon an ____ constitutes prohibited private inurement
10. provision of off-street ____ facility and services was deemed not to be for a substantially commercial purpose in the Monterey case
12. an example of the now-discredited "destination of income test" was the tax treatment of income from the operation of the Mueller Macaroni Company by ___ Law School
16. application for recognition of exempt status is filed with the IRS ____ Director
17. incorporator of American Campaign Academy
18. under the defunct "destination of income test," a for-profit ____ organization (i.e., owned by the charitable org.) could itself be tax-exempt if its profits were dedicated to a charitable organization
19. according to the 7th Cir., the absence of this is relevant to the issue of an org.'s exempt purpose but not dispositive
20. amount of private benefit that will threaten tax-exempt status of org.: more than ____
21. to obtain (and maintain) tax- exempt status under § 501(c)(3), the organization must be organized and operated ____ for an exempt purpose

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2. principal purpose of American Campaign Academy was to train individual for careers as political ____ professionals
3. Internal Revenue Code provision that (according to Treas. Reg.) exempts organizations that "promote" social welfare
5. to obtain (and maintain) tax- exempt status under § 501(c)(3), the organization must be organized and ____ exclusively for an exempt purpose
8. organization for which Jan Baran served as general counsel
9. penalty tax on excess benefit transactions represents a type of ____ sanction
11. if an org. carries on an activity for a purpose that is ____ and nonexempt, it will lose its tax- exempt status
13. according to the Supreme Court, "exclusively" (in the Social Security Act) means "____"
14. to obtain (and maintain) tax- exempt status under § 501(c)(3), the organization must be ____ and operated exclusively for an exempt purpose
15. two-tiered penalty tax of 5%/200% may be imposed on directors of private foundations who engage in ____-dealing