2009 NRC Online Membership Application

1) Select Your Membership Category and Fee Schedule

Please review the following membership categories and select the one that is the most appropriate for your company.

		Category		Annual Revenues		NRC Dues		15% Non-Deductible Amount
		C-1		$0 - $1 million		$650.00		$97.50
		C-2		$1 - $5 million		$1,700.00		$255.00
		C-3		$5 - $10 million		$2,300.00		$345.00
		C-4		$10 million and up		$2,900.00		$435.00
		Associate				$650.00		$97.50
		Supplier				$850.00		$127.50
		Affiliate				$850.00		$127.50

Membership Category Descriptions Contractor (C-1, C-2, C-3 or C-4): Companies active in the industrial track, railroad, and transit construction field, including maintenance of way, bridges, signal, welding, grinding, equipment leasing, etc. Affiliate: Companies that are partially or completely owned by an NRC member company. Associate: Companies that provide services to the construction industry but no materials or labor (i.e., architects, insurance brokers, law firms, etc.) Supplier: Companies that supply materials to contractors, shop or job site, but provide no onsite labor.

2) Enter Your Company Information

Required fields are listed in red.

Company Name:
Contact Person:
Address:
City:
State/Province:	Zip/Postal Code:
Telephone:	Fax:
E-mail:
Web Address:

3) Select Your Preferred Method of Payment

VISA/MasterCard           Check/Money Order

The Fine Print

NRC Code of Ethics Statement
NRC Members agree to uphold the highest ethical standards as defined by the NRC Code of Ethics in all business dealings. Members who violate the NRC Code of Ethics risk expulsion from the NRC under the ethics violation enforcement policy.

NRC Dues Deductibility Statement
Under the Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993, as passed by the Congress and signed by President Clinton, the estimated percentage of the NRC membership dues to be used for federal lobbying purposes in 2009 may not be deducted on your 2009 federal tax return as a business expense. The NRC estimates that in 2009 fifteen percent of your dues investment will be used for lobbying as defined by federal law. Further, no part of the NRC dues may be deducted as a charitable contribution for federal tax purposes, but may be deducted as a business expense, subject to the information above. For Federal Income Tax Purposes: Membership dues are deductible expenses as ordinary and necessary business expenses according to the IRS Code Section 162(e). Contributions of gifts to the NRC are not deductible as charitable contributions. NRC federal ID #37-0990937.