November 18, 2005
The Federal Lens Focuses on College Chiefs' Pay
Both the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Senate are scrutinizing compensation and perquisites
The compensation of college presidents seems likely to receive harsh scrutiny in the coming year, with the U.S. Senate and the Internal Revenue Service seeking to become more aggressive in overseeing the finances of nonprofit organizations, including colleges.
The most obvious example of an enhanced federal role in presidential compensation is the highly public saga this year at
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