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: Cincinnati Law Library BlogExtention to IRS tax-exemption for charities
By Chuck Kallendorf
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Following up on our posting from last Friday about Ohio charities possibly losing their tax-exempt status Monday, a Columbus Dispatch article yesterday now relates that the Internal Revenue Service is extending that deadline, with a guidance bulletin soon to be issued on how charities that missed the deadline can keep their tax-exempt status. Statement of IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman on theFull post as published by Cincinnati Law Library Blog on May 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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