IRS Revenue Ruling 2007-41 issued June 1, 2007 examines prohibitions for political campaign intervention by churches, ministries and other charities. The ruling provides scenarios to illustrate considerations that should be made in determining whether a 501(c)3 organization has participated in a political campaign for a candidate running for public office.
Additional information for churches and other exempt organizations is included plus a copy of IRS Publication 1828. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
IRS Issues Guidance for 501(c)3 Organizations and Politics - posted by Sandy Siegfried
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