Directly, yes. How much of the rest comes from tax-deductible corporate donations and grants from tax-free nonprofits? Almost all of it. Since that money is n

Directly, yes. How much of the rest comes from tax-deductible corporate donations and grants from tax-free nonprofits? Almost all of it. Since that money is not taxed, one could certainly argue that it represents a de facto tax increase on other people. That is, if the federal government needs $x/year in tax money, and Exxon doesn't pay taxes on the $y/year it gives to NPR, that tax money is going to have to be made up from someone else. Right?