Catherine Booth Residence Inc a Florida Corporation

“Catherine booth residence inc. Receives certain management services performed by the salvation army, a georgia corp. Which has provided these services for multifamily housing hud held properties since 1976, having received authorization from the us dept of housing and urban development through the omb approval process. The project is operated and supervised in accordance with hud regulations and written policies of the salvation army. Services provided include legal, internal audit, and management and supervisor oversight and training.”

“Final return is reviewed by officers of the corporation.”

“The code of conduct and conflict of interest policy (the "policy") adopted by the salvation army provides that all officers (ministers) must receive a copy of the policy, which advises that failure to comply with the policy will result in discipline, up to and including termination. Lay employees of the salvation army must sign a statement acknowledging receipt of, and agreeing to comply with, the policy as it appears in the employee manual. Any failure by an employee to comply with the policy will result in discipline, up to and including termination.”

“The officers and directors of catherine booth residence, inc. Consist of officers in the salvation army, georgia corp., a related organization. They received no compensation from catherine booth residence inc. All compensation received is from the salvation army and consists of an allowance determined based upon years of service and scope of responsibility. It is reviewed and approved by national and international headquarters and is consistently employed across the u.s. Compensation of key lay personnel is based on comparability data.”

“Requests for the annual report, the organizational documents and the conflict of interest policy and code of conduct may be sent to the salvation army at 1424 northeast expressway n. E., brookhaven, ga 30329.”

“Individuals who are active officers with the salvation army receive retirement housing, furnishings & automobile grants to aid them in purchasing these thinges for retirement as these items have been provided by the salvation army during their years of active service. These grants are one-time, lump sum payments given out one to two years prior to retirement and are included in the officers ordinary income which is reflected in the "reportable compensation from related organizations".”

“Housing allowances reported in the "other compensation" section of part vii reflect the fair market rental value of the residence provided plus the costs of utilities paid by the salvation army. Active duty officers are required to use the residences owned and provided by the salvation army.”

“Professional fees: program service expenses 183,864. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 183,864.”