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The National Rifle Association said it had found additional examples of excessive benefits paid by the nonprofit gun rights organization in recent years to CEO Wayne LaPierre, including $44,000 in private jet flights, according to a new tax filing.
The NRA made similar admissions in its 2019 filing, when it disclosed that current and former top executives received at least $1.4 million in improper or excessive benefits from the organization in violation of nonprofit rules, the first time the group had publicly admitted such lapses.
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He also spent $400,000 of membership money on new suits during a Beverly Hills shopping spree.
Do you think the NRA can clean house?
The NRA made similar admissions in its 2019 filing, when it disclosed that current and former top executives received at least $1.4 million in improper or excessive benefits from the organization in violation of nonprofit rules, the first time the group had publicly admitted such lapses.
NRA Acknowledges New Findings of Excessive Benefits Paid to CEO Wayne LaPierre
The National Rifle Association said it had found additional examples of excessive benefits paid by the nonprofit in recent years to CEO Wayne LaPierre, including $44,000 in private jet flights.
www.wsj.com
He also spent $400,000 of membership money on new suits during a Beverly Hills shopping spree.
Do you think the NRA can clean house?
