Tax on College Entertainments and Tax Exemption Range
The National Committee of Patriotic Societies asks about how the October 3 1917 act taxes college entertainments. Commissioner Roper explains exemptions hinge on whether student organizations or colleges themselves control proceeds and whether activities are educational and religious or charitable.
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National Committee of Patriotic Societies
Daniel C. Roper
Department of Internal Revenue
Roper
Studet
Sec
Johnson
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