Candidate Feldman ran for Congress in 2010, raising $ 4.7 million for the campaign, including $ 800,000
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Candidate Feldman ran for Congress in 2010, raising $ 4.7 million for the campaign, including $ 800,000 in federal matching amounts. Five months after his opponent was sworn into office, auditors discovered that Feldman used $ 500,000 of campaign donations for a personal vacation, taken immediately after the unsuccessful campaign. What are the tax consequences of this use of election funds?
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ISBN: 9781285439396
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Authors: Roby Sawyers, William Raabe, Gerald Whittenburg, Steven Gill
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