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It is already widely acknowledged fact that the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of the government must check and balance each other. However, in certain cases, these branches of government is simply not enough to have a deeper look into what ordinary citizens are in...
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In my research below I will be comparing two different types of businesses. The first one will be a profit organization ”Apple Inc. ” and the other one is a non-profit organization ”American Red Cross”. The reason for my research was to develop my own...
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Looking at an orphanage incites feelings of compassion and empathy. Nothing else. And that is exactly why such organizations make for the ideal disguise for terrorism financing. An NGO that helps in providing water to African children would appear harmless on paper. But that is...
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McNamara (2008) highlights five relevant differences between NPOs and FPOs: Taxation; Mission; Ownership; Governance; Profit generation. Firstly, the Portuguese law exempts NPOs from income taxation, according to the Corporate Income Tax Code (CIRC), Article 10, 1 a), b) and c). In some other cases, organizations...
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Foundation and Friends of the Botanic Gardens is a not-for-profit membership based organisation supporting horticulture, conservation, scientific research and education programs across all three of Sydney’s Gardens – the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah and the Australian Botanic Garden...
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Nonprofit organizations represent, on a broader level, institutions of social responsibility aimed at the creation of social value. Through his public goods theory, Weisbrod (1974,1977) defined NPOs as private suppliers of public goods which meet the residual demand unfulfilled by governmental entities, namely Non-Governmental Organizations....
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In any investment, investors are seeking to obtain return and trying to get information from the future amount of profitability of companies. One of the most common methods to examine financial information is to prepare financial ratios. This study aims to find the variable with...
