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We investigate the information reflection capability of stock prices. The paper summarises a quantitative analysis of daily stock market for S&P500 companies considering the potential impacts of publicly available news announcements on daily returns. We semantically analyse news on all S&P500 companies in a 10 years time period to measure the potential impact of news announcements on daily stock market prices. Days with extreme returns are identified for both positive and negative events in terms of extreme positive or negative impact on the stock market. News announcements are collected from LexisNexis database from seven magazines and journals for those. | Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Publication 526 Cat. No. 15050A Charitable Contributions For use in preparing 2011 Returns Contents What s New. 1 Introduction. 1 Organizations That Qualify To Receive Deductible Contributions . . 2 Contributions You Can Deduct. 3 Contributions You Cannot Deduct. 6 Contributions of Property. 7 When To Deduct .13 Limits on Deductions.13 Records To Keep.18 How To Report.20 How To Get Tax Help.20 Index.23 Jan 27 2012 Get forms and other information faster and easier by Internet IRS.gov What s New Future developments. The IRS has created a page on IRS.gov for more information about Publication 526 at www.irs.gov pub526. Information about any future developments affecting Publication 526 such as legislation enacted after we release it will be posted on that page. Reminders Disaster relief. You can deduct contributions for flood relief hurricane relief or other disaster relief to a qualified organization defined under Organizations That Qualify To Receive Deductible Contributions . However you cannot deduct contributions earmarked for relief of a particular individual or family. Publication 3833 Disaster Relief Providing Assistance through Charitable Organizations has more information about disaster relief including how to establish a new charitable organization. You can also find more information on IRS.gov. Enter disaster relief in the search box. Introduction This publication explains how to claim a deduction for your charitable contributions. It discusses organizations that are qualified to receive deductible charitable contributions the types of contributions you can deduct how much you can deduct what records to keep and how to report charitable contributions. A charitable contribution is a donation or gift to or for the use of a qualified organization. It is voluntary and is made without getting or expecting to get anything of equal value. Qualified organizations. Qualified organizations include nonprofit groups
