IRS declines to enforce rules on churches and politics

 
By RACHEL ZOLL, Associated Press | Published: November 4, 2012   

NEW YORK — For the past three years, the Internal Revenue Service hasn't been investigating complaints of partisan political activity by churches, leaving religious groups who make direct or thinly veiled endorsements of political candidates unchallenged.

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The IRS monitors religious and other nonprofits on everything from salaries to spending, and that oversight continues. However, Russell Renwicks, a manager in the IRS mid-Atlantic region,...
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