The Centurion Society
Categories:
Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club
$85.21K
(2024)$76.54K
(2024)$8.68K
(2024)$76.60K
(2024)Mission Statement
The centurion society is organzied and operated exclusively for tax-exempt purposes as a social club as defined in section 501(c)(7) of the internal revenue code.
Financial Summary Data
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Revenue
$85.2K
Expenses
$76.5K
Total Assets
$76.6K
Total Liabilities
No Data Avaliable
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Financial Breakdown
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Revenue Breakdown
Total Revenue - Tax year 2024
$85,214
Year Ending Dec, 2024
Expenses Breakdown
$76,538
Year Ending Dec, 2024
Expense Category
Percentage of Total Expenses
Fees and other payments to independent contractors
$4,8936.4%
Printing, Publications, Postage
$3,6404.8%
Other Expenses
$68,00588.9%
Assets & Liabilities
Total Assets
$76,600
Total Liabilities
$0
Total Net Assets
$76,600
Compensation for Officers
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MARK JAMES
TREASURER
WILLIAM MCMASTER
PRESIDENT
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