Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Proceedings of the Twenty-Third Annual Conference on Taxation Under the Auspices of the National Tax Association: Held at Kansas City, Missouri, October 20-24, 1930
The activities of the corporation shall be non-political and non sectarian.
NO part of the net income of the corporation shall at any time inure to the benefit of auv Officer or member of the corporation or of auv individual or corporation whatsoever.
At any conference which the corporation may organize, members Of the corporation Shall not be entitled to vote, by reason of such membership, on any matter involving the Official expression Of'the opinion of the conference on a question Of taxation or public finance of general public interest, but the voting on such questions Shall be vested in such persons in attendance as may be determined by the corporation and be expressed in such manner as may be prescribed by the conference when assembled.
At any such conference, the persons attending shall, by such attendance, be deemed to consent to the condition and limitation that the result of the vote upon a matter involving the Official ex pression Of the, Opinion Of the conference on a question of taxation or public finance of general public interest shall not be announced or be given publicity in any report thereof issued by the corporation or be taken as having its endorsement, unless there shall have been full discussion thereof, at that or a prior conference and unless the vote Shall represent the substantially unanimous opinion of the con ference, which shall be deemed to be expressed by not less than a four-fifths vote.
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