Military
Marksmanship
Association
Formerly
AMUA
- Army
Marksmanship Unit Association
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Notice: The Military Marksmanship Association no longer qualifies as a War Veterans Association. What this means is that charitable donations to the Military Marksmanship Association are NOT tax deductible to the donor under Internal Revenue Service Code section 170(c)(3). Of course, a charitable donation could be made but would not be tax deductible to the donor. However, the Military Marksmanship Association still qualifies as a tax-exempt Veterans' Organization under Internal Revenue Service Code section 501(c)(19); therefore, the percent of members in each of the following categories must be maintained to meet the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code: (1) past or present veterans, (2) cadets (ROTC or armed services academies), spouses, widows or widowers of a veteran or cadet, and (3) general public members.
Past or
present members of the U.S. Armed Forces must provide their
branch of military service and the dates of their military service
and other applicants must check mark the appropriate block on the
Membership Application Form.
Click here
to view IRS Form
1024 –
Application for Recognition
of Exemption
submitted by the MMA.
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Marksmanship Association, Inc. |
