Dana7360
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If someone wants to start a non profit to help people the organization should not pay some taxes. If they want to pay their executives hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, they have that right.
However they don't have the right to call themselves a church when they aren't just to be able to hide how much they are paid. If they want to not pay some taxes then they really should disclose expenses.
We all know they won't stay out of politics and legislation even though it's required by law.
It's just too bad that rules don't apply to everyone equally.
Major evangelical nonprofits are trying a new strategy with the IRS that allows them to hide their salaries
However they don't have the right to call themselves a church when they aren't just to be able to hide how much they are paid. If they want to not pay some taxes then they really should disclose expenses.
We all know they won't stay out of politics and legislation even though it's required by law.
It's just too bad that rules don't apply to everyone equally.
Major evangelical nonprofits are trying a new strategy with the IRS that allows them to hide their salaries