The Unrelated Business Taxable Income of Social Clubs: An Analysis of Section 512(a)(3)(A), Cleveland Athletic Club, Inc. v. United States, and Brook, Inc. v. C.I.R.

This article examines the unrelated business income taxation of social clubs, the Brook and the Cleveland Athletic Club cases, which opinion is correct and why, and the ramifications of these decisions

Mail-Order Ministries under the Section 170 Charitable Contribution Deduction: The First Amendment Restrictions, the Minister\u27s Burden of Proof, and the Effect of TRA \u2786

This article will concern the section 170 deduction method of establishing a mail-order ministry. Part II examines the constitutional restraints that present problems to the IRS and the courts when they attempt to challenge this tax avoidance scheme. Part III sets forth the problems that the IRS and the courts face with mailorder ministry schemes. Part IV discusses the section 170 deduction method. Finally, Part V provides a summary and conclusion of the article

Mail-Order Ministries under the Section 170 Charitable Contribution Deduction: The First Amendment Restrictions, the Minister\u27s Burden of Proof, and the Effect of TRA \u2786

This article will concern the section 170 deduction method of establishing a mail-order ministry. Part II examines the constitutional restraints that present problems to the IRS and the courts when they attempt to challenge this tax avoidance scheme. Part III sets forth the problems that the IRS and the courts face with mailorder ministry schemes. Part IV discusses the section 170 deduction method. Finally, Part V provides a summary and conclusion of the article

The Unrelated Business Taxable Income of Social Clubs: An Analysis of Section 512(a)(3)(A), Cleveland Athletic Club, Inc. v. United States, and Brook, Inc. v. C.I.R.

This article examines the unrelated business income taxation of social clubs, the Brook and the Cleveland Athletic Club cases, which opinion is correct and why, and the ramifications of these decisions