IRS disaster fund advice followed in OKC, ignored elsewhere
Within months of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, local charities were advised by the IRS that using donated funds to make lump sum payments to survivors would not be proper.
Within months of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, local charities were advised by the IRS that using donated funds to make lump sum payments to survivors would not be proper.
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“Lump sum benefits or other similar arrangements not specifically geared toward alleviating the specific distress would not be appropriate,” the IRS said in an 18-page disaster relief...
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