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<h1>Association may deduct member receipt shortfalls for non-capital member-interest expenses from business income, limited to half; carryforwards apply first.</h1> Where an association's receipts from members (excluding remuneration for specific services and certain excluded institutions) are inadequate to meet its non-capital expenditures incurred solely for protecting or advancing members' common interests, the shortfall may be deducted from its taxable income from business or profession; any excess may be deducted against income under other heads. Prior-year losses or allowances carried forward must be applied first. The deductible deficiency cannot exceed one-half of the association's total income computed before this deduction. The provision applies only to associations whose income is not distributed to members except as grants to affiliated bodies.