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Section 167B's maximum marginal rate is inapplicable to income of a public charitable association assessed as an Association of Persons. Income from charitable activity for the public at large is to be computed at the normal tax rate applicable to an Association of Persons, rather than at the maximum marginal rate. Comparable treatment applies to registered trusts undertaking public charitable activity.
Section 167B's maximum marginal rate is inapplicable to income of a public charitable association assessed as an Association of Persons. Income from charitable activity for the public at large is to be computed at the normal tax rate applicable to an Association of Persons, rather than at the maximum marginal rate. Comparable treatment applies to registered trusts undertaking public charitable activity.
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