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The Fiscal Times
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IRS plan urges nonprofits to reveal criminal records
The Trump administration is considering a proposal to require nonprofits to disclose in their tax filings whether top officials have been convicted of certain financial or terrorism-related crimes within the past 10 years. The IRS aims to include this information on Form 990 to enhance transparency and prevent individuals with criminal records from holding leadership roles, although no final decisions have been made. Critics raise concerns about potential political targeting, privacy issues, and the impact on civil society, while others see the move as part of broader efforts to scrutinize nonprofits linked to extremism or illicit activity.
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