5/16/2016 10:49:42 AM
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Section 5: OPA Board Subject: Tax Status Msg# 949684
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Joe
I believe it was treated as unrelated business income. In addition, I believe the same reasoning would apply to golf and other amenities if they were actually profitable and if the public was excluded from them. Jeff |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: Please note also that our profits on parking were taxed even though OPA operated at a loss overall. Yes, and should this make one assume this was treated as an unrelated business activity? If so, was this parking lot a one-off, or would the same apply to golf courses, swimming pools, tennis, etc? What would be the tax status if all amenities, or many, were a part of the assessment? I do not know if the board clarified such questions with our tax attorneys during the IRS case, or whether we even asked IRS. Association emmebrs were generally held in the dark during and after the case. |
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