... or oppose federal candidates for public office, so long as such expenditures are not coordinated ... of or in opposition to any candidate for elective public office. See § 1.501(c)(3)-I(c)(3)(ii) of t... There are a number of definitional issues in applying the IRS prohibition. 1. Who i...
... of candidates for public office on abortionrelated issues by distributing vo... which, to influence the outcome of an elective office, receives contributions or makes expen..., SCCL would fall within the statute's definition of a "committee" if the voter guides were deemed t...
[...] National Guard members are subject to the UCMJ only when in a title 10 federal active duty status.70 They are not subject to the UCMJ when serving in a purely state active duty status or when serving pursuant to title 32 orders. Because service under title 32 orders is still under state command and control, a National Guard nominee or candidate performing any type of title 32 duty who violates the campaign rules found in paragraphs 4.2 and 4.3 of DoD Directive 1344.10 is not subject to UCMJ jurisdiction.
... begins by exploring the directive's definition of "civil office," and then proceeds to examine th... of civil government, to include elective and appointed office in the U.S. Government, a U.S...
...(a) General practice and definitions. (1) It is the practice of the Internal Revenue Se...One of the functions of the National Office of the Internal Revenue Service is to issue ruling... for a ?two-part? ruling request is elective with the taxpayer and is not to be considered a re...
... sets forth the procedures of the various offices of the Internal Revenue Service for issuing determ... Q (Form 5300), such as whether a definition of compensation satisfies § 414(s). Reliance cond... 401(a)(4) by completing the appropriate elective lines on Form 5300 or Form 5307. Schedule Q (Form ...
...(F) Definitions For purposes of this paragraph, the terms "authori...(C) definition of "Federal elective office" and par. (2) definition of "legally qualif...
...Directors and officers 5. The taxpayers B. Where Are the Shareholders? 1.... regulators to avoid both the definitional and decisional elements of the conversion trigger ...
... discrimination in the exercise of the elective franchise on account of race, color, or previous c... to vote in a statewide election for an office responsible for administering a trust for the bene.... See "Congressional Definition of Fourteenth Amendment Rights," supra. . 321 U....
D. 9340 provides updated guidance on tax-shelter annuities, custodial accounts of public schools and Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, and church retirement income accounts, authorized under Section 403(b). The regulations provide the public with the guidance necessary to comply with the law and will affect sponsors of Section 403(b) contracts, administrators, participants, and beneficiaries. The regulations also provide guidance relating to the controlled group rules under Section 414(c) for entities that are tax-exempt under Section 501(a).
... final regulations has been approved by the Office of Management and Budget in accordance with the Pa... (including matching contributions) and elective deferrals (other than designated Roth contribution..., the final regulations expand this definition to include an adoption agency and an agency that p...
... of influencing an election for federal office. Political parties and candidates were able to cir...All activities that fall within this definition must be funded with hard money. §441i(b)(1). The ... fact that minor-party candidates may win elective office or have a substantial impact on the outcome...
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