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Auditing billionaires takes significantly more resources, as billionaires defend themselves with armies of attorneys and accountants. Average Joe gets hit with an audit, they just accept it. So do you risk tons of resources against someone who will use every trick in the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this book with zero guaranteed returns, or a few thousand nobodys for almost guaranteed return, even if it’s a smaller one. I hate to tell you the most fraud is the child tax credit. Most audits of small fish are matching audits, ie they match what your employer, your bank, or other reporting agency says you made against what you report. Then they check your deductions to see if you fall inside norms. All of this is done by computers and if abnormalities are kicked out you get a notice and then an agent gets assigned. Those in the upper brackets are audited by individuals much more often than those 250k or less. Problem is most people in the upper brackets have teams of professionals that do the returns and these returns are usually done inside the scope of the code. For example at my last job we had a real estate guy whose net worth was somewhere north of 750 million. They audited this guy twice in 3 years. The first audit was no change. The auditor on that engagement put in at least 200 hours and got 0 for the IRS. Second audit they got $2,750 or so in taxes, penalties, and interest. The only reason he got that is our client couldn’t produce a couple of recipes. The second agent probably put in closer to 400-500 hours over the course of a year long audit. We billed the client over 250k for the second audit.
That same auditor can go through audits of smaller returns within a few hours and generally get a few hundred to a few thousand per return. Especially people who do there returns themselves. That’s not to say the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this IRS doesn’t get a big fish every now and then. However, aside from a few fraudulent returns the majority of the big fish are when the IRS disagrees with the treatment of something in the return. Once that happens it is then a matter of materiality. Meaning as a tax payer do I give up and pay, get a private letter ruling, or go to tax court. Private letter ruling are going to cost you at minimum 10k, going to court the sky is the limit. So while you sometimes see the IRS get some nice paydays, a good amount of those are people giving up because it’s cheaper to pay than fight.
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Billionaires have the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this resources to be so much better at tax avoidance/evasion that regular people don’t have, and their accounting is that much more complicated. If you can audit 100 regular people you might be guaranteed to reclaim a few thousand dollars in lost revenue. Or you spend the same resources auditing one billionaire, sure you might get an extra million or two out of them if you succeed, but chances are their exploitation of loopholes is so good you just get nothing, or whatever you do get fight it in court and it drags out for years. Because chances are they’ve bribedlobbied some politician to ensure those loopholes exist. This is the opposite of the truth. Billionaire lawyers will fight the IRS for years while if you get audited, like what are you going to do?
They could be just keeping their heads above water providing the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this basic rax collection functions to all. If they had extra personnel, then they could audit upper crust people. They are not going to compensate you unless you somehow come across a smoking gun that directly leads to them collecting a large amount of delinquent taxes. The contention over how much political activity a church is “allowed” to support is beside the point. Everybody knows churches do this shit. The IRS is not in a position, politically, to take much action. THE IRS IS GOING AFTER CHURCHES!! SAYING WE’RE BUSINESSES NOW! THEY WILL CLOSE OUR DOORS! THIS IS UNAMERICAN!! NEXT THEY’LL COME FOR OUR BIBLES!! THis is why it doesnt happen, despite them literally being on video doing exactly what they aren’t allowed to do.
Just so you know, ChatGPT is really not a good source for that. It has and will just make things up, especially in regard to law. Unions are not 501(c)3s, the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this vast majority are either 501(c)4s or 501(c)5s, both of which are allowed to engage in political advocacy activities. Unions are literally intermixed in politics almost by definition. Also, religion is so incredibly coddled in the Capitalist United States of America compared to unions lol. E: Also the fact you are implying a competition between religion and unions almost seems like a purely American thing for right wing capitalists and right wing debate lords. Would be interesting to see those stats in US and other countries. I imagine most people in unions are religious, especially considering atheists are such a small percentage the US. I think we can all agree that religious places getting tax exempt and then using the church as a political platform doesn’t seem right. I do agree that Unions shouldn’t play politics either because unions are FOR EVERYONE and ideally to empower every worker, regardless of political stance, but at some point you gotta wonder why you should vote for a political party that doesn’t want you to be in a union. Both parties are capitalist, but democrats will at least show some support for unions, especially the less establishment ones.
Why doesn’t it seem right? Most churches have a strict set of beliefs. Why can’t they support candidates that align with their beliefs. Unions support candidates that the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this union leaderships beliefs line up with, so what’s the difference. By the way, I lean Atheist and don’t attend church, but I paid dues to an AFL-CIO affiliated union for years. The difference is that donations, in all forms, to unions are not tax exempt, ie Unions pay taxes. The consensus has traditionally been that an organization or person who is taxed is inherently a stakeholder in government and should not be restricted in participating in the political realm. This is what most who vehemently support taxing churches don’t understand. The moment churches are taxed is the moment they become directly involved in politics without restriction.
That’s not what separation of church and state means. It means that the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this government can’t establish a state religion, like England did when they established the Church of England. The lines I gave are the rationale why a church is a 501c3. You can’t have a church to cover be a political organization. You are correct, though. More or less it’s down to the idea that the churches that are big enough to be worth going after are careful about how they do it such that they stay just inside the law. Likewise, the most flagrant violators aren’t worth going after because it’d be trying to get blood from a turnip. The problem isn’t one of enforcement, it’s something we’d need new regulation to change. It also probably wouldn’t make as big a difference as you’d imagine it might, either in terms of tax revenue or stopping religious influence in politics. Iirc Obama tried to do this and the right freaked out because it was “political” and in fairness I think it was proven that yeah Obama said shut these mega church scams down and there was something improper about how he did it. Tho he was in the right morally as far as I’m concerned He also was at risk at losing his base, which was black churches who flagrantly campaigned for him in violation of the same rules he wanted to enforce on his political opponents. It’s the same reason Biden doesn’t go after churches. Because churches aren’t stupid, they know what they can do or can’t. They’re not required to avoid discussing politics. They won’t preach from the pulpit that you should vote for X or Y candidate. But they’ll talk about specific issues and beliefs, and when you learn what candidates X and Y think about those topics, you’ll draw your own conclusions about who someone of your religion ought to vote for. Charities such as churches are also are allowed to engage in a limited amount of lobbying, which means advocating for or against specific laws rather than about specific candidates (which is distinguished as electioneering).
Also, keep in mind that political organizations can still be tax exempt in other 501(c) categories. For example political parties and candidates’ campaigns are exempt. The most important difference is that donations to 501(c)(3) organizations are deductible for the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this donor. You can have it both ways if you keep the money separate. The same people might donate to a charity that follows the 501(c)(3) restrictions, and also to a PAC or other entity that doesn’t have to. For 2020, 2016, etc. It happens often, and even the subreddit was rife with videos of preachers doing JUST that during the last 2 election cycles. Not really. It’s extremely uncommon. More importantly, even if Pastor Jim Bob of the United Baptist Church of Jarbolina, Arkansas (pop. 234) is flagrantly violating his tax exempt status, how much tax money do you think they could actually get out of that?
This shit happens every week in Southern Baptist Churches and I’m sure it happens in other denominations as well. Gotta love fake Christians in here acting like this doesn’t happen all over the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this US on a weekly basis. So clearly it doesn’t fucking “happen every week” if this is actually a news story. Seems like the system worked. Do you realize how much bad press that mutherfucker had to pull in order to get his tax exempt status revoked? Most churches skate by only telling their parishioners who to vote for during the pastor’s sermon. It still violates the law, but it happens weekly. I’m sorry that hurts your world view so much. I mean, you’re completely making this up, your only evidence is in fact a church that DID get its status revoked. My worldview isn’t hurt by the deranged ramblings of a mentally ill redditor lmao
I’m sorry for you and your family. May God shine the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this light of intelligence on you and bless you with the wherewithal to know when your church is actually propagandizing you. A small town church almost certainly doesn’t operate at a profit. If they do, it’s extremely slim. What would “everything” in this case entail, like 25% of the tiny amount the church makes? You could start with the pastor’s salary all the way up to liquidation of assets, depending on the severity of the offense. I’m sure the IRS has a spreadsheet somewhere to calculate the fine for that specific offense anyway. If there were any direct donations, contributions, or payments towards goods/services rendered in the promotion of partisan politics and elections, then I think it would be reasonable to assess a 200% fine based on the total money spent on partisan efforts.
Yeah. And seeing as they literally never impose those kinds of fines, I’m guessing “the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this pastor’s salary all the way up to the liquidation of assets” isn’t on there. Back when we were a functioning democracy, the idea was that a tax exempt entity should not be a conduit for political money and influence but since Citizens United does it really matter? Do they publicly? Everyone and their dead grandmothers can tell who my preacher supports but he has never actually said anything behind the pulpit. Do they publicly? Everyone and their dead grandmothers can tell who my preacher supports but he has never actually said anything behind the pulpit. Ten seconds on YouTube and you can see hundreds of videos of them outright saying shit like “vote for Trump because god said so” (paraphrasing) – etc. Like, is every church being so blatant? No, of course not. But there are plenty that are, and they, unironically, tend to be the ones that make millions a year scamming their followers. Theyd be ripe for an IRS takedown. They have to be overt about it. If they say “this Thursday I want you cast your vote to protect a women’s autonomy over her body” or, conversely “…I want you to cast your vote to protect unborn children”, neither qualifies as endorsing/supporting a candidate, even if there’s only two candidates running, and those two are a pro-choice candidate and pro-life candidate. Lots of churches do though, especially when you get to the weirder, small town, fundie type of churches. The church I occasionally attend with my dad doesn’t mention politics either but while I’m in the Bible belt, I’m not really in the fundie zone. I’ve been to the fundie zone and it’s not a nice place to be.
Because it’s a VERY sensitive topic in the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this US and will cause unneeded backlash. It’s happened before in our history. It has to be done with care. There’s a reason right wingers use “the government’s coming for the church” propaganda/rhetoric. IT’S ACTUALLY a really strong single issue factor when it comes to getting people to vote for trump (even if he’s miles less religious than even your most left establishment democrat most likely). Even some of my more level headed family members who have been christian or are christian, can’t evade right wing rhetoric that christians are always the victim, which is INSANE. (64% percent of Americans are christian) Because they don’t want it going to the Supreme Court, that’s why. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulpit_Freedom_Sunday I’m sure plenty of people are swarming to do this already, perhaps. Just as I’m sure churches are working to hide these “tithings” and “charitable givings”.
Great question. I think they are afraid of the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this publicity they would get if they did. But I would stand by them. I believe many so called religious should lose their tax exemptions for many reasons. Because low to middle income people are easier to make pay, that’s why that’s who the IRS targets for audits. Rich people fight them in court. A church will either have very little for the IRS to take or they’ll be wealthy enough to fight them. Because neither political party wants them to. Both parties get obscene amounts of money from churches. Not to mention the votes. Please remember, though, that it is candidate-based. Churches, like any other non-profit, can support political stances and issues. They can be anti-abortion, for example, and encourage people to vote on those lines, but they can’t be pro-Trump specifically.
Someone should write a program to watch church broadcasts and automatically report them to the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this IRS when they hit on political subjects. Maybe have people volunteer to watch in exchange for the reward People like to play it backward, but it’s the other way around. The government doesn’t have the right to tell religious people who, what, where, when, or why to worship. They are tax exempt you dummy, that’s the issue. It’s sad comments like this from 15 year old uneducated morons get upvoted. Also, there is no “separation of church and state” written into law. What you think you are talking about is the 1st Amendment that states basically that the government cannot favor one religion over another when it comes to legislation. It is to protect religion, but all religions equally. This is a separate topic though.
That is the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this separation of church and state. They are separate entities. Religion exempt from taxes, government exempt from religion. All religions equally, but let’s be honest, not every religion is equal in the US, only treated as such on paper. No, they can. They can fund whatever they want. They can’t, however, establish themselves as part of the state. There is no clergy section or religious aspect in the government. Individuals are religious, not the states themselves. In the reverse, the state can’t establish itself in or a part of religious institutions. They can fund whatever they want, though. A statesman can advertise that he is religious, for example. But it does have the right, and always has, to demand that if they want that tax exempt status, they not engage in politics. If you do that, you are by definition a political organization. As a political organization you are subject to being taxed. No Republican administration would allow it, and if a Democrat tried it right wing lunatics would start blowing federal buildings up. Churches give so much money to politicians they effectively own large chunks of the government. Including the people who direct the IRS. The IRS isn’t some nameless faceless entity, it’s staffed with people who dont want to lose their jobs.
The idea that vague “churches” somehow control the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this IRS is hysterically funny. You guys are better than the Q people I mean they kinda do. In the sense that a majority of voters are religious, and they elect a majority of religious representatives to represent them. So I wouldn’t be surprised if parts of the government they control are somewhat biasedly protecting religion, similar to how a lot of women representatives are the same for women, or minority representatives are the same for minorities. Yeah but “religious” is a HUGE descriptor with very little binding it together. A Muslim immigrant doctor, a black preacher, and a white baptist contractor are going to have basically none of the same opinions Catholics and white Protestants alone make up a majority of voters. While they don’t 100% agree on everything, they can probably generally agree in more protections for their churches rather than less.
Probably most importantly is that this is the Azzi Fudd Uconn Huskies 90s Retro NCAA March Madness 2025 Shirts also I will do this IRS, not Congress. The IRS isn’t elected so it’s irrelevant what the national voting blocs look like I don’t completely agree with their point, but you can’t deny that if the IRS started cracking down on churches, Republicans would pass a bill to dismantle them at light speed. Fair… but I feel like that’s the one thing they’d actually be able to come together on, lol. They’d turn it into the culture war of the century. “IRS LAUNCHES ASSAULT ON CHRISTIANITY” would plastered all over fox news nonstop. Congress/the president don’t directly call the shots, but they have substantial influence over things through decisions like who the commissioner is, and what their funding is.
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