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cpc-data

link to data dictionary https://github.com/lecy/Open-Data-for-Nonprofit-Research/blob/master/Build_IRS990_E-Filer_Datasets/Data%20Dictionary.csv

Things To Look For:

  • Some of the clinics own property -- how is that used? If the property was bought with non-profit funding, that's a large purchase that did not go towards providing health services (the non-profit's stated purpose)
  • Look for high non-cash benefit line amount, compared to other spending.
  • Look at board members
  • Look at ten highest-paid employees, if present
  • EIN - clinic website -- make the attachment -- companies that provide products might not like their products being used on those websites.
  • Do they have board-licensed doctors?
  • Identify state-funded orgs.
  • Identify sonogram provision.
  • Identify where state funded orgs provide more to advertising than to services (another type of large purchase that runs counter to stated purpose).
  • Identify where entities operate without proper medical licensure.
  • Identify where entities operate without proper 990 filing/nonprofit status.
  • Groups that have not filed in a while, are no longer registered -- should not be accepting donations.
  • Go to IRS website. there's a list of groups that have not filed in 3 years
  • 14 states with public funding to CPCs: Georgia (under TANF), Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin.

Scripts: *get_990_urls.py relies on data/incomplete_ein_list.csv -- bug wcrest for it