The statement "The number of meetings an association or non-profit holds per year is, in part, governed by its tax status" is **True**.
Here's why:
1. Tax-exempt organizations, such as non-profits, have specific requirements they must meet to maintain their tax-exempt status.
2. Holding regular meetings is one of the criteria that tax-exempt organizations need to fulfill to demonstrate their ongoing operations and compliance with regulations.
3. The frequency and structure of these meetings can vary based on the organization's size, type, and activities, but they play a role in maintaining tax-exempt status.
4. By holding regular meetings, organizations can showcase transparency, accountability, and governance, which are essential for maintaining tax-exempt status.
In summary, the tax status of an association or non-profit can influence the number of meetings it holds per year as part of the requirements to maintain its tax-exempt status.
