High-profile nonprofits that invest millions of dollars in political campaign ads regularly omit from their tax returns information about the companies they hire, according to a The Center for Public Integrity investigation. These annual tax documents are signed under the penalty of perjury when submitted to the Internal Revenue Service. Nevertheless, deep-pocketed groups — both conservative and liberal — appear to have bungled reporting rules requiring nonprofits to disclose the names of their highest paid independent contractors. Reporter Michael Beckel brings you the scoop today. Read the full story here:
Posted on: Thu, 31 Jul 2014 12:24:22 +0000
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