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I don't believe MM is a 501c3 "charity" like Planned Parenthood--don't believe one can deduct donations to MM. It's probably a 527/528 where MM does not have to pay income taxes on the money they receive.

The trouble with all these ersatz "philanthropies" is the lack of laws demanding full disclosure of donor's names. That should be an easy law to change.

For instance, Planned Parenthood does not have to list their donors, but they can donate money to 528's. And if you have a 501c3 that donates to PP, you have to list that donation on YOUR tax forms. You can trace donations to PP that way, but it is arduous.

A lot of these charities spend a lot of time and money just donating to each other to frustrate both the IRS and public knowledge.

Liz, what do you think or know about the Major Garrett references in this thread?

The IRS has targeted tax-exempt non-profits as the locus classicus for tax fraud. One "charity" writing checks to another " charity" is a HUGE well-known tax dodge.

N/P's also put phantom employees on the payroll and book phony line items like "maintenance, PR, building, legal fees, administration" to siphon off tax-free monies for themselves.

What's next for the fascistic MM---book burning? (/snix)