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Pretty small I would guess. Not For Profit Corps or Orgs (NFP) operate differently than ones that are for profit. To maintain the status they have to spend donations and have certain limited assets. And of course, any money they make from activities away from their exempt purpose they pay tax on anyway. (Like if a blood bank owns a building and rents it as a landlord). So considering a NFP likely doesn't have any real income, in fact they may wel operate at a loss in normal tax accounting, they wouldn't have much tax liabiity to pay anyway.

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