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Despite the upcoming election, some lawmakers and thought leaders in Washington, D.C. have already turned their attention to 2025, when the individual provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are set to expire.1 Some of these key policymakers and thought leaders have already targeted tax-exempt organizations as a way to raise revenue to pay for extending these tax provisions.
Increased Scrutiny of Nonprofits
Tax-exempt organizations have been under increased scrutiny by lawmakers and outside voices. Many in the charitable sector have been on high alert due to questions around non-profit hospitals providing enough community benefit to keep their tax-exempt status, tax-exempt universities handling of antisemitism on campus or potentia...
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