The 1st amendment provides for freedom of speech, but doesn't provide for taxpayer subsidies thereof, which is what is going on here. The I.R.S. should be much tougher than it appears to be.
Hillaroo can be seen in the company of all kinds of shady, crooked people. Somehow, photos like this never appear in the New York Times, yet - there it is. Where the heck is the IRS on this case. LOOK! There's even photographic evidence!
Hillaroo with convicted felon, cocaine smuggler and big Democratic Party donor Jorge Cabrera.
He also donated big bucks to the Clintons.
Here we have a photo taken at an official DNC fundraiser with Bill and Hillary posed with Ng Lap Seng,
Macau Crime Lord who controls Prostitution in the Macau region. His Fortuna Hotel is actually a high class bordello
where young girls (often underage) are available for a price. Ng, through his American contact Charlie Trie,
donated close to a million dollars to the Democrats.
Then of course, is the question of her commodities trade and the quid-pro-quo donation by Tyson Chicken.
I don't believe that we will ever get the IRS interested in Hillaroo. She is far too slippery.
HELLO! IRS!!!
The problem is the tax code itself. The IRS only needs to look in the mirror.
The 1st amendment provides for freedom of speech, but doesn't provide for taxpayer subsidies thereof, which is what is going on here. The I.R.S. should be much tougher than it appears to be.
The non-profits aren't the problem. The problem is our confiscatory taxes and our spendthrift congress.
Why the heck don't we tax churches?
What do you mean "subsidies"? If the money was earmarked for the expression of a particular view, then you could say the government was subsidizing expression of beliefs. Otherwise, it's no more subsidizing the churches' political expression than it's subsidizing their religious services.
The 1st amendment provides for freedom of speech, but doesn't provide for taxpayer subsidies thereof, which is what is going on here. The I.R.S. should be much tougher than it appears to be.
The only thing actually taxfree about a church at the federal level is your ability to deduct contributions to it, same as for a PAC or political organizations.
If a church were being subsidized for free speech, then so are PACs and other political organizations exercising the same free speech that is denied a Church.
The 1st amendment makes no distinctions where "Congress may make no law .." abridging the first amendment in free speech, religious activities, free press or peaceful assembly is concerned.
What are you going tax in a non-profit organization? Corporate income taxes are levied on profits. Churches are required to pay federal taxes where they have profits wherever they engage in business for profit.
Churches pay payroll taxes on employee wages, and those receiving salaries or wages from a church owe the same individual taxes on their income as everyone else.
Reason # 412,653,656,127 to hate the IRS.