In response to a request by Sen. Charles Grassley, the IRS outline its efforts to deal with the changed landscape of charities (and charity abuses) in the United States.
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Part-Time Secretary Admits Taking $1 Million from School District Foundation
An affidavit lists hundreds of checks for thousands of dollars each from 2001 to 2006 used to pay credit cards. It shows the internal control risks in school districts that have separate fundraising charities.
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