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    This bill proposes limiting the profits of standardized testing non-profit organizations by setting reasonable salary limits for employees, allowing the Office of Management and Budget to revise reported salaries, and removing non-profit status for organizations that violate the salary limits. Salary limits would be based on testing material costs, maintenance, employee numbers, and other operating costs. Non-profits could apply to renew their status every three months and face audits every two years to ensure compliance. Violations would result in suspension of status or permanent removal of non-profit benefits.

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    This bill proposes limiting the profits of standardized testing non-profit organizations by setting reasonable salary limits for employees, allowing the Office of Management and Budget to revise reported salaries, and removing non-profit status for organizations that violate the salary limits. Salary limits would be based on testing material costs, maintenance, employee numbers, and other operating costs. Non-profits could apply to renew their status every three months and face audits every two years to ensure compliance. Violations would result in suspension of status or permanent removal of non-profit benefits.

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    Winter Congress Bill

    Transféré par

    Emma Zhang
    This bill proposes limiting the profits of standardized testing non-profit organizations by setting reasonable salary limits for employees, allowing the Office of Management and Budget to revise reported salaries, and removing non-profit status for organizations that violate the salary limits. Salary limits would be based on testing material costs, maintenance, employee numbers, and other operating costs. Non-profits could apply to renew their status every three months and face audits every two years to ensure compliance. Violations would result in suspension of status or permanent removal of non-profit benefits.

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    A BILL TO CUT DOWN PROFITS MADE FROM STANDARDIZED TESTING BASED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Sponsored by: Senator Emily

    Zhang of Irvington High School Representative Winnie Ouyang of Irvington High School Profits of standardized testing based non-profit organizations, organizations that do not distribute corporate income to shareholders, have increased exorbitantly. The federal government cuts the grants for nonprofit organizations during recessions allowing these organizations to charge greater transaction fees. Despite reporting a surplus of 55 million dollars, the College Board non-profit proceeded to increase its standardized testing fees. The ACT non-profit has also increased its testing fee. In order to benefit students, the profits from standardized testing-based non-profit entities must be limited. Whereas fees for standardized testing can be reduced, Whereas students will not be restricted by testing fees, BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, that: Section 1: A specific and reasonable limit on the salary of employees on standardized test based nonprofit organizations will be set. A. The salary will be stated in the financial book of an organization B. It will be based on standardized testing material costs, facilitative maintenance, number of employees, and other essential operative costs. C. This percent will be restated every two (2) years based on the amount of federal grants and funding available. Section 2: Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular No. A-133 can revise and/or reject the listed salaries and/or financial compensations. A. Organizations can apply for non-profit status every three (3) months. B. There is no limitation on the number of re-applications if non-profit status remains applicable. Section 3: Any standardized test based non-profits violating the set salaries and/or financial compensations will lose all federal benefits of a non-profit. A. Organizations will be checked on every two (2) years for status renewal. B. Random audits can and will be taken. C. The first violation will result in a three (3) month suspension before reapplication. D. A second violation will ensure removal of non-profit status, its benefits, and the ability to re-apply as a non-profit. Emily Zhang (408) 329 2086 emilyluzhang@gmail.com Winnie Ouyang (408) 390 4116 ouyang.winnie@gmail.com

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