IRS October 26, 2026
Column: Who Has Standing to Challenge the Johnson Amendment?
The reality is that the IRS is not litigating Johnson Amendment cases. And if a church is simply worried that they might, it’s fair to say, “What’s it to you?”
Taxes September 3, 2026
18,000 Private Schools’ Tax-Exempt Status in Jeopardy After Proposed Rules From Treasury, IRS
Proposed regulations issued on Thursday could put an end to the federal tax-exempt status of as many as 18,000 private educational institutions that the Trump administration says engage in racial discrimination.
Taxes March 4, 2026
Mississippi’s Move to Make NIL Earnings Non-Taxable Could Flip the Script on College Football Recruiting
The Mississippi House of Representatives recently passed legislation that would make name, image and likeness earnings tax-exempt for college athletes at the state level.
Taxes November 20, 2025
Trump’s Library Foundation Got Special Treatment From the IRS During the Government Shutdown
The Donald J. Trump Presidential Library Foundation filed its request for tax-exempt status to the IRS on Oct. 10 and got an approval letter just 10 days later, according to tax records.
Taxes November 19, 2025
Senator Has the Tax-Exempt Status of College Athletics Revenue in Her Crosshairs
In a letter to the Joint Committee on Taxation, Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) called for an analysis of the current landscape of college athletics centered around the policies that shield much of the industry from taxation.
Taxes November 19, 2025
Tax Documents Show Trump Library is Counting on a $1 Billion Fundraising Haul
Donald Trump’s presidential library foundation plans to raise almost a billion dollars in tax-exempt contributions over the next two years to build and operate his high-rise legacy project in downtown Miami, according to new tax filings.