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US Tax Exempt Status
The Internal Revenue Service has determined that the Organization for International Cooperation qualifies as a tax-exmpt organization described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Accordingly, contributions to OIC are deductible to the extent provided in section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code. |
OIC Policies
It is OIC policy not to accept nor pursue financial compensation from any government, multi-lateral institution, non-governmental organization, or consulting company whose programs we recommend in our advocacy. OIC is funded by our members only.
It is also OIC policy to avoid taking sides with any government, government policy, government official, or multilateral institution. Taking sides would diminish our credibility and make us part of the problems we seek resolution for.
It is OIC policy not to accept nor pursue financial compensation from any government, multi-lateral institution, non-governmental organization, or consulting company whose programs we recommend in our advocacy. OIC is funded by our members only.
It is also OIC policy to avoid taking sides with any government, government policy, government official, or multilateral institution. Taking sides would diminish our credibility and make us part of the problems we seek resolution for.
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