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(7) Social and recreation clubs~ - –@~ 6 ‹@~ <@~ 6À€@- % (8) Fraternal beneficiary societies~ -?@~ 6(@~ <�?~ 62@; 3 (9) Voluntary employees' beneficiary associations~ - |@~ 60x@~ <~ 6€O@6 .(10) Domestic fraternal beneficiary societies~ -€M@~ 68@~ <~ 6€A@( (11) Teachers' retirement funds~ -@~ 6~ <~ 6@4 ,(12) Benevolent life insurance associations~ -@^@~ 6@W@~ <~ 6<@  (13) Cemetery companies~ -n@~ 6`i@~ <�?~ 6B@+ #(14) State-chartered credit unions~ -�?~ 6�?~ <~ 6( (15) Mutual insurance companies~ -@ 7--~ <~ 6@5 -(16) Corporations to finance crop operations~ -~ 6~ <~ 66 .(17) Supplemental unemployment benefit trusts~ -&@~ 6@~ <~ 6@, $(18) Employee funded pension trusts~ -�?~ 6�?~ <~ 6) !(19) War veterans' organizations~ - d@~ 6@_@~ <~ 6B@ (21) Black Lung trusts .-- 7--~ <~ 6* "(22) Multi-employer pension plans~ -~ 6~ <~ 6 �l�!��"���#�u�$�|�%���&���'�<�(���)���*���+�x�,�o�-���@.�<�/�m�0�s�@1�D�@2�w�@3�x�@4�T�@5�V�@6�-�@7�t�@8�4�@9�t�@:�2�@;�p�@<�2�@=�s�@>�)�@?�n�@9 1(23) Veterans associations founded prior to 1880~ -~ 6~ <~ 6 M! E(24) Trusts described in Section 4049 of Employee Retirement Income !-!6!<!6!/" ' Security Act of 1974 (ERISA)~ "-~ "6~ "<~ "6"6# .(25) Holding companies for pensions and other~ #-"@~ #6�?~ #<~ #6 @#J$ B(26) State-sponsored high-risk health insurance organizations [4]~ $-~ $6~ $<~ $6$Q%!I(27) State-sponsored workers' compensation reinsurance organizations [5]~ %/~ %8~ %>~ %8%&&,&5&;&5&>'"6Section 501 (d) Religious and apostolic organizations~ ',@~ '5@~ ';~ '5'B(":Section 501 (e) Cooperative hospital service organizations~ (,�?~ (5~ (;~ (5�?(a)"YSection 501 (f) Cooperative service organizations of operating educational organizations )0-- )9-- )?--~ )5))2*"*Section 501 (n) Charitable risk pools [6]~ *1~ *5~ *;~ *5*)+"!Section 521 Farmers' cooperatives~ +,9@~ +52@~ +;~ +5@+B,#:Section 529 Qualified State-sponsored tuition programs [7]~ ,+~ ,4~ ,:~ ,4,--,-5-;-5-'."Nonexempt charitable trusts [8]~ .,�?~ .5~ .;~ .5�?.-/#%National Office determination letters~ /+–@~ /4@‘@~ /:À\@~ /4@h@/@0A8Note: Details may not add to totals because of rounding.s1@k[1] Includes applications withdrawn by the organization; applications which failed to provide the required t2@linformation; incomplete applications; IRS refusals to rule on applications; applications forwarded to other P3@Hthan the IRS National Office; and IRS corrections, disposals, and other.R4@J[2] Includes IRS National Office determination letters, shown separately. )5@![3] Includes private foundations.p6@h[4] Granting of tax-exempt status under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(26) was effective with tax 07@(years beginning after December 31, 1996.p8@h[5] Granting of tax-exempt status under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(27) was effective with tax .9@&years beginning after August 21, 1996.l:@d[6] Granting of tax-exempt status under Internal Revenue Code section 501(n) was effective with tax .;@&years beginning after August 21, 1996.o<@g[7] Granting of tax-exempt status under Internal Revenue Code section 529 was effective with tax years %=@ending after August 20, 1996.j>@b[8] These organizations are not tax-exempt, but are taxable entities for which the IRS tax-exempt 9?@1organization function has program responsibility.@���@A�8�@B��@C��@D��@E��@F��@G��@H��@I��@J��@K�@4@@,SOURCE: 1999 IRS Data Book, Publication 55b.K@]P��$ �°Õ4= X/�#> �000�" �������������������������������