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0 tives and, on June 28, the Senate, passed versions of the Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1997 (H.R. 2014. S . 949), the controversial tax legislation that is facing an uncertain reception at the White House. Indeed, there is a good likelihood of a veto-the President announced his concept of an appropriate tax bill. in many ways different from the congressional versions, a$er both houses of Congress passed theirs.
There are many provisions in these two bills of direct importance to nonprofit organizations. These are listed below, followed by a discussion of some of them. Pages 7 and 8 contain a listing of these items cross-referenced to the section of either or both bills providing for them and the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section involved. 1-I
The House version of the Revenue Reconciliation Act would revise the rules concerning qualified tuition programs; extend the Acso m m s Issve. .. Snmuwy of the Senate Bill / 6 Guide to ROVWOM / 7 NotedinpassinS/8 Analysis of current developments in tax and related law for nonprofit organizations and their professional advisors.
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