Nonprofits Under Fire: How the IRS Can—and Cannot—Revoke Federal Tax-Exempt Status
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This article from Nonprofit Quarterly examines the legal and procedural realities of how the IRS can—and cannot—revoke a nonprofit’s federal tax-exempt status. It addresses concerns raised by recent political actions and clarifies that tax-exempt status cannot be revoked arbitrarily, but must follow established IRS audit and appeal processes.
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