How Affluent Private Universities Act as Tax Shelters for the Rich

Leighton Woodhouse & Armando Aparicio
April 15, 2015
There’s a reason some of the richest institutions in the world are so frequently borrowing money instead of spending from their huge endowments.

This post originally appeared on Capital & Main, a Pacific Standard partner site, as “Affluent Private Universities Are Tax Shelters for the Rich.”

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