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Table of Contents List of Figures Executive Summary and Commentary About the Authors vi vii ix Introduction 2 Chapter 1 Patronage Refunds Are More Than Rebates (and Co-ops Are More Than IOFs) 6 Chapter 2 Why Do Co-ops Need to Be Profitable? 17 Chapter 3 A Primer on Patronage Refunds (in the Abstract) 21 Chapter 4 Tax Differences between Cooperatives 24 Chapter 5 Use of Patronage Refunds by Other Cooperatives 32 Chapter 6 Credit Union Perspective 41 Chapter 7 Credit Union Implications 49 Appendix 60 Endnotes 65 v
List of Figures 1. Average of 27 Credit Unions Compared with Average of 81 ACAs 2. Contrast Statutes Governing Co-ops 3. Farm Credit Associations 4. Present Value of Patronage Distributions 5. A Comparison of ACA Ratios 6. Potential Tax Effects of Patronage Refunds vi
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Page 3 and 4: Copyright © 2011 by Filene Researc
Page 5: Acknowledgments We appreciate and a
Page 9 and 10: What Are the Credit Union Implicati
Page 11 and 12: Introduction There are many ways in
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on share deposits is not a patronag
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Patronage Refunds: A Differentiator
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Figure 6: Potential Tax Effects of
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ather than later, particularly if t
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of the cooperative were deducting t
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Patronage Refunds and Capital M ana
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Appendix Exhibit A: 2007 Newsletter
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Due to careful planning and prudent
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Think of how much more you, and oth
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contrast, the 27 credit unions paid
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