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DGR
(redirected from Deductible Gift Recipient)

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DGRDeductible Gift Recipient (Australian tax exemption)
DGRDangerous Goods Regulations
DGRDirección General de Rentas (Spanish: General Revenue Directorate; Argentina)
DGRDelibera Giunta Regionale (Italy)
DGRDuodenogastric Reflux (medical condition)
DGRDangerous Game Rifle
DGRDirectorate General Resettlement (India)
DGRDesignated Government Representative
DGRDigroup
DGRDaily Going Rate
DGRDead Guy Running (video game term)
DGRDynamic Growth and Reconfiguration
DGRDenver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
DGRDivision of Geothermal Research
DGRDevil's Gulch Route (Estes Park, CO postal route)
DGRDepartment of Geographic Research (University of Chicago)
DGRDirector of Government Relations (various locations)
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Australia accords Deductible Gift Recipients (DGRs) status to only 22,000 organisations compared to its over 48,000 charitable institutions and funds endorsed by the ATO (CPNS 2006).
Did tax incentives play any part in increased giving? by McGregor-Lowndes, Myles; Newton, Cameron; Marsden, Stephen / Australian Journal of Social Issues
As of July 1, 2000, to be endorsed as a deductible gift recipient so that an organization can provide donors a gift deduction receipt, it must initially apply for endorsement by the A.
Shortcomings in U.S. federal tax regulatory regime of private ... by Crimm, Nina J. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
Australia accords Deductible Gift Recipients (DGRs) status to only 22,000 organisations compared to its over 48,000 charitable institutions and funds endorsed by the ATO (CPNS, 2006).
Policy lessons for strengthening nonprofits by O'Donoghue, Philip; McGregor-Lowndes, Myles; Lyons, Mark / Australian Journal of Social Issues
 
 
 
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