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Home Press Room CFIF Files Comments in Support of IRS Rulemaking to Protect Donor Privacy by Reducing Schedule B Filing Requirement for Certain Nonprofits
CFIF Files Comments in Support of IRS Rulemaking to Protect Donor Privacy by Reducing Schedule B Filing Requirement for Certain Nonprofits Print
Wednesday, December 11 2019

In formal comments filed with the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) this week, the Center for Individual Freedom (“CFIF”) offered strong support for the IRS’s proposed rulemaking to eliminate the requirement that certain nonprofit organizations provide the names and addresses of contributors on Schedule B of their annual 990 tax filings.

As CFIF notes, "the Proposed Rulemaking would help protect the First Amendment rights of subject organizations and their citizen donors, without negatively impacting the legally permissible handling of the nation’s tax laws or 501(c) organization tax filings."

Read CFIF’s comments here (PDF). 

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