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Judicial Watch FOIA Suit Yields Hundreds of Lerner e-Mails
Friday, April 18, 2014
IRS finally released hundreds of documents in connection with the (c)(4) controversy, as a result of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit brought by Judicial Watch. Some emails within this group were between former EO Director Lois Lerner, other IRS officials, and the Department of Justice, discussing the possible prosecution of 501(c)(4) organizations, who had falsely stated on their applications that their political activity would be minimal.
(c)(4) Targeting Controversy Moves to the Courts
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Earlier this week, the Republican National Committee filed suit in federal district court, seeking to compel IRS to produce documents relating to the targeting of conservative 501(c)(4) applicants based on their political leanings.
On the same day, the Tea Party Patriots, Inc., a 501(c)(4) organization based in Woodstock, GA, sued to compel IRS and the Treasury to produce documents relating to the drafting of proposed regulations that would limit political activity by social welfare groups.
Case Study: Using a CGA to Increase Income
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Donor creates a charitable gift annuity to eliminate capital gain taxes on the sale of appreciated stock, diversify her portfolio, and increase her lifetime income. Donor also shifts the investment risk to the charity, while supporting charitable causes that are meaningful to her.