On the recordMay 7, 2013
As you know, this exemption allows Indian tribal governments, among other local government entities, to provide social benefit programs to promote general welfare without counting as personal income.
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congress.govAs you know, this exemption allows Indian tribal governments, among other local government entities, to provide social benefit programs to promote general welfare without counting as personal income.
Udall discusses the general welfare exemption for Native American communities.
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