Both Attorney’s fees and Executor’s commissions were reduced in Janiga Estate (O.C. Div. Phila.) 28 Fiduc. Rep. 2d 219, opinion by Judge Herron.
Decedent left an estate valued at $1,024,425.21 and a will that devised two parcels of real estate to the Executrix, made some specific bequests, and divided the residue between two charities.
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The goings on at Hershey Company are always of great local interest here in Central Pennsylvania. But of more than local interest is the litigation surrounding the management of the Milton Hershey School Trust and the attempt to sell the company.
Jonathan Klick of Florida State University College of Law and Robert H. Sitkoff of
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Colleges and universities should be required to spend 5% of their endowments every year or risk losing their tax-exempt status. Pro or con?
Taxing authorities are increasingly challenging the tax-exempt status of nonprofits. More and more nonprofits look like businsses. They charge fees and sell products and services to raise money. As state and local govenrments face declining tax revenues, exempting these institutions from taxation makes less and less sense.
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