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When it comes to the management of resources, would you say that NFP's are penny wise, while FP's are not? Do you think that FP's waste more ~ why/why not?

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A for profit corporation is described as a organization which pays taxes: federal and state income taxes on income; state and local sales taxes on purchased goods and, in some states, services; and local real estate and personal property taxes on land, building, and major equipment. A not for profit corporation pay no taxes and are therefore ...

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