Stacey Abrams' Nonprofits Under IRS Investigation for Corruption
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**Corruption Exposed: Stacey Abrams' Nonprofit Organizations Under IRS Scrutiny**
A new cloud of controversy is forming over Stacey Abrams' nonprofit organizations as an ethics watchdog files a formal complaint with the IRS.
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT) is raising serious concerns about the New Georgia Project (NGP) and its affiliated lobbying arm, the New Georgia Project Action Fund (NGPAF).
Abrams created NGP in 2013, positioning the organization as a voter registration initiative.
However, it appears that the nonprofit has strayed into unethical territory.
According to FACT, NGP and NGPAF have engaged in significant political campaigning, actively supporting Abrams during her unsuccessful gubernatorial run in 2018.
This raises questions about the legal compliance of organizations that are supposed to operate under strict non-partisan guidelines.
The IRS prohibits organizations with 501(c)(3) status from participating in political campaigns in any way.
Similarly, 501(c)(4) entities, like NGPAF, must operate primarily for the promotion of social welfare and cannot center on political activities.
FACT’s letter to the IRS highlights that NGP and NGPAF allegedly failed to disclose over $4 million in campaign contributions and around $3 million in expenditures during the 2018 election cycle.
A previous ruling by the Georgia State Ethics Commission found that these organizations had indeed violated state laws, leading to a $300,000 fine and several layoffs within the groups.
As Americans grow increasingly wary of political corruption, the need for transparency in these nonprofit entities is more important than ever.
Abrams’ organizations must now answer to allegations that they have misused their status for political gain.
Calls for an IRS investigation are growing, with FACT urging the agency to consider revoking the tax-exempt status of NGP and NGPAF if the misconduct is confirmed.
This situation stands as a stark reminder of the importance of integrity in our electoral processes.
Citizens deserve to know that organizations claiming to serve the public interest are not abusing their positions for political advantage.
As this story unfolds, it will be crucial for all involved to be held accountable and for the public to remain vigilant.
Sources:
dallasexpress.com
dailywire.com
rumble.com
A new cloud of controversy is forming over Stacey Abrams' nonprofit organizations as an ethics watchdog files a formal complaint with the IRS.
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT) is raising serious concerns about the New Georgia Project (NGP) and its affiliated lobbying arm, the New Georgia Project Action Fund (NGPAF).
Abrams created NGP in 2013, positioning the organization as a voter registration initiative.
However, it appears that the nonprofit has strayed into unethical territory.
According to FACT, NGP and NGPAF have engaged in significant political campaigning, actively supporting Abrams during her unsuccessful gubernatorial run in 2018.
This raises questions about the legal compliance of organizations that are supposed to operate under strict non-partisan guidelines.
The IRS prohibits organizations with 501(c)(3) status from participating in political campaigns in any way.
Similarly, 501(c)(4) entities, like NGPAF, must operate primarily for the promotion of social welfare and cannot center on political activities.
FACT’s letter to the IRS highlights that NGP and NGPAF allegedly failed to disclose over $4 million in campaign contributions and around $3 million in expenditures during the 2018 election cycle.
A previous ruling by the Georgia State Ethics Commission found that these organizations had indeed violated state laws, leading to a $300,000 fine and several layoffs within the groups.
As Americans grow increasingly wary of political corruption, the need for transparency in these nonprofit entities is more important than ever.
Abrams’ organizations must now answer to allegations that they have misused their status for political gain.
Calls for an IRS investigation are growing, with FACT urging the agency to consider revoking the tax-exempt status of NGP and NGPAF if the misconduct is confirmed.
This situation stands as a stark reminder of the importance of integrity in our electoral processes.
Citizens deserve to know that organizations claiming to serve the public interest are not abusing their positions for political advantage.
As this story unfolds, it will be crucial for all involved to be held accountable and for the public to remain vigilant.
Sources:
dallasexpress.com
dailywire.com
rumble.com
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