Religious Freedom Group Appeals IRS Tax Exemption Denial

First Liberty Institute

The IRS’s denial of tax-exempt status to religious nonprofit Christians Engaged violated the IRS’s regulations by stating “that Biblical values are exclusively Republican,” among other errors, First Liberty Institute said in a June 16 release on its appeal of the agency’s decision.

<p>The IRS’s denial of tax-exempt status to religious nonprofit Christians Engaged violated the IRS’s regulations by stating “that Biblical values are exclusively Republican,” among other errors, First Liberty Institute said in a June 16 release on its appeal of the agency’s decision.</p>

<p>The IRS’s denial of tax-exempt status to religious nonprofit Christians Engaged violated the IRS’s regulations by stating “that Biblical values are exclusively Republican,” among other errors, First Liberty Institute said in a June 16 release on its appeal of the agency’s decision.</p>

The IRS’s denial of tax-exempt status to religious nonprofit Christians Engaged violated the IRS’s regulations by stating “that Biblical values are exclusively Republican,” among other errors, First Liberty Institute said in a June 16 release on its appeal of the agency’s decision.