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IDK > If you derive satisfaction Semantically, would The Church also qualify, (if it weren't already legally exempted)? You take yourself to the church, talk
by ncr100 2y ago
IDK
> If you derive satisfaction
Semantically, would The Church also qualify, (if it weren't already legally exempted)? You take yourself to the church, talk to the church people, they tell you things, you think and behave in Their mental framework, you feel better in your life, deriving satisfaction.
- adolph 2y agoOftentimes a 501(c)3's receipt will include a "fair market" value of whatever benefit the donor got. When religion gets reclassified as 501(c)3, I wonder how they will do receipts. Officient salaries / (number of services * average participation) = FMV
- mminer237 2y agoChurches are already 501(c)(3)s
- adolph 2y agoThis is an nuanced topic that might not be worth going into. The IRS automatically considers a church as tax exempt under 501(c)3. However, churches do not have to apply for that status (although some/many do), and do not have to follow IRS annual filing rules.[0] 0. https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/churches-integrated-auxiliaries-and-conventions-or-associations-of-churches https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/churches-integrate...