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The Private Foundation Excise Tax on Self-Dealing: Contours, Comparisons, and Character
This paper considers section 4941, the private foundation excise tax on self-dealing, on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary. Part I gives background on section 4941. Part II compares the rules of section 4941 to the parallel ones applicable to public charities, including the special rules for
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