The 110 Percent Solution: Building Private Alternatives to Welfare

David F Forte

The 110 Percent Solution: Building Private Alternatives to Welfare

David F Forte

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Abstract

Efforts to reform welfare will fail if steps are not taken to increase the involvement of local private charities. Ohio should adopt a 110 percent tax credit for donations contributed to qualified private support organizations.

Original language	American English
Journal	Perspective on Current Issues
State	Published - Feb 8 1995

Keywords

welfare reform
tax credit
charitable organizations

Disciplines

Social Welfare Law
Taxation-State and Local

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