Book Exposes IRS 501c3 Church Scam

Canada Free Press ^ | 04/17/17 | Rev. Austin Miles

[Sean_Anthony]

If you have a ministry and a church you are automatically tax exempt. This book shows you how to cut through the road blocks and simply claim it

The Communist-George Soros Democrats running the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have managed to bully churches into becoming partners with them by the creation of the 501c3 (Not-for-Profit) status. This action pushed churches to incorporate themselves as franchises of the United States in order to avoid taxes they never owed in the first place. Don’t forget that last sentence.

According to an informative book; Things You Need to Know about Non-profits-Making Sense of Non-Profit Status, by Carleton C. Booker, a ministry and a church are automatically tax exempt. Indeed, this was established from the very beginning of the U.S. since churches with their charitable work took a heavy burden away from the government by providing services so needed by so many.

[rockrr]

Leftists have always looked upon churches as businesses not ministries. They are unable to see beyond their cynical biases and personal bigotry.

[trebb]

Accepting government “largess’ hobbles Churches from speaking and doing everything their religion tells them they should say and do - get rid of those tax breaks and Religious Freedom exists w/o the strings.

[dfwgator]

"Counting up the dough / Counting up the dough / We shall come rejoicing / Counting up the dough!"

[I want the USA back]

Remember this applies to anything that calls itself a religion and says “god” a lot. This includes the middle eastern death cult.

[CommerceComet]

I'm not sure why a person would have to buy the book when you can get IRS publication 1828 for free. On page 2 of that publication is the pertinent guidance for small churches:

"Churches that meet the requirements of IRC Section 501(c)(3) are automatically considered tax exempt and are not required to apply for and obtain recognition of tax-exempt status from the IRS."

[veracious]

Churches have _no_ business asking government for 501c3 status. Period. Permission for special status makes them a legal fiction child of government. They are for YHVH, only.

[Nifster]

And his expertise is what? If he is the pastor in SoCal I wouldn’t trust a word he writes

[Mr. K]

Why do you think so many people become a ‘reverend’?

[txhurl]

Churches have _no_ business asking government for 501c3 status.

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If the church has greatly expanded its charitable work via food pantries - tons have here in TX - it helps get the tax break correct when you itemize your pantry expenses.

[David Merrill]

There is a big difference between tax exempt and mandatory exception. Veratious is correct. The church has no business applying for 501(c)(3) status.

https://youtu.be/aUfURH9rAPo?t=508

https://youtu.be/aUfURH9rAPo?t=508

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