IRS Puts Open Source Projects Under Microscope, Spawns Nonprofit Black Hole (Wired)
IRS Puts Open Source Projects Under Microscope, Spawns Nonprofit Black Hole (Wired)
Posted Jul 1, 2013 8:16 UTC (Mon) by egcroan (guest, #91645)In reply to: IRS Puts Open Source Projects Under Microscope, Spawns Nonprofit Black Hole (Wired) by rahvin
Parent article: IRS Puts Open Source Projects Under Microscope, Spawns Nonprofit Black Hole (Wired)
RAHVIN thank you for taking the time to explain what 501 (c) (3) is all about. I have been getting into this discussion a few times a week with conservative classmates at school, but most people just wsnt this to be a simple case of politics. It is politics of course, but not because of this administration but the last one. Karl Rove knew that Non-profits were apotential taxdodge since his Commander-in-Chief was the first one to voice this concern. The status of being a non-profit carries with it a lot of restrictions, and many churches violated the restriction on politics since many preachers as of late or at least during the last Presidential clearly preached from the pulpit who to vote for. This was of course barely mentionedon the media outlets as no one wants to offend the Crhistisns since they are now a very political organization.Karl Rove is behind much of this and it was made clear by his getting off after commiting trason thst he considers himself above the law.
Again thank you for explaining this non-profit loophole to everyone. Now if somone could expkain it to Fox News that would be even better.
