What are the major tax laws in Switzerland?

Questions about Tax Laws for non profit organizations?

• I need something to be clarified about tax laws between a transitional program and a boarding housing program in relation to an organization filing a tax exempt {Internal Revenue Code 501(a)} for a transitional housing program. A not for profit organization is running a transitional housing program, but the owner of the foundation doesn't really help her clients getting himself (meaning herself as well) back on his feet. Instead, she just take the rent money and use it for her personal income. My questions are in the tax law sense of the word, what is the difference between a boarding house and a transitional house? Should the owner of the transitional housing have separate houses that are either in a boarding house setting or transitional setting? Should her clients be placed in either home setting separately? She claims that she runs a transitional housing, but in reality, she just run a boarding house and using it as a front to get tax exempt since she filed Internal Revenue Code section501(a). Is what she's doing is considered illegal? Make that, what is the legality of what she is doing? Please respond asap and thank you in advance. @ Great Returns, I should have made my question clearer. You see, She does nothing or not provide the services you have mentioned. She just run her transitional program as though it's a boarding house. In fact, she bragged and boast that she doesn't get a check from the govt or doesn't need to work and she still have money for gas for her car and van, gets manicures/pedicures, new weaves, car and a van maintenance, and she doesn't cook. She eats out 99% of the time, etc. My question is that, to me, she's running a scam and all the money she collected from her houses goes towards personal use. Is what she's doing is illegal tax-wise?

• Answer:

  She should be providing shelter, housing, education and services to homeless who seek to transform their lives with dignity and purpose. She should be offering emergency shelter, transitional shelter, transitional housing and permanent housing for the homeless. She should be providing services that include case management, benefits counseling, AODA treatment and support groups, mental health counseling, education, employability skills assessment, job training and placement, access to primary health care and psychiatric services (including medication monitoring), and referrals to other community-based agencies and providers. Good luck.