Should the pay of tax-deductible non-profit institution executives be limited?

Should tax-deductible non-profit institutions be required to adhere to a pay cap?

  • Yes, tax-deductible donations should got towards the cause, not towards million-dollar salaries

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  • No, leave it where it's up to the donor to give or not give

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  • No, ideas like these find way to migrate into the private sector

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My initial thought is this: to qualify as a tax-deductible non-profit institution salaries of their executives shouldn't be excessive. Although it is one of those things where my present opinion isn't inflexible.
 
My initial thought is this: to qualify as a tax-deductible non-profit institution salaries of their executives shouldn't be excessive. Although it is one of those things where my present opinion isn't inflexible.
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After stepping away and a bit of consideration I'm leaning towards an alternative having requirement that on any donation form, on-line or written, the non-profit be required to (1) present what percent actually goes towards the cause, and (2) present whether the charity sells your information.

There are websites I reference to check the percentage. The selling information part is more troublesome to research. I get calendars and notepads with solicitations from non-profits organizations which I never have donated. And the oh-so-many return address labels, despite that I can't recall my last need since the only thing I snail-mail these days is my vote-by-mail ballot.
 
After stepping away and a bit of consideration I'm leaning towards an alternative having requirement that on any donation form, on-line or written, the non-profit be required to (1) present what percent actually goes towards the cause, and (2) present whether the charity sells your information.

There are websites I reference to check the percentage. The selling information part is more troublesome to research. I get calendars and notepads with solicitations from non-profits organizations which I never have donated. And the oh-so-many return address labels, despite that I can't recall my last need since the only thing I snail-mail these days is my vote-by-mail ballot.
I use different middle initials in my name when buying a subscription or donating money. That way, when I get junk mail from some other organization, I know immediately who sold my name to them.
 
My initial thought is this: to qualify as a tax-deductible non-profit institution salaries of their executives shouldn't be excessive. Although it is one of those things where my present opinion isn't inflexible.

I believe that ALL ******* CHURCHES SHOULD BE TAXED!
 
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