TAX-EXEMPT OR NON TAXABLE?


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We are told that the Tax Code places churches under the code which is for corporations for religious purposes and other corporations such as the Disabled American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Service Organizations, Lodges, Boy Scouts, etc. These are tax-exempt corporations for benevolent charitable purposes. These organizations are not automatically exempt from taxation but have requested to be and have met the I.R.S. requirements to be issued tax-exempt status.

Churches, on the other hand are under the code which is a mandatory exemption. The code says that a church that operated as a legitimate church does not have to apply for tax-exempt status. Churches are under the Mandatory Exemption and are not required to apply for tax exemption. Churches are not tax-exempt, rather they are nontaxable. Automatically nontaxable. Tax-exemption is a requested status of a tax possibility, non taxability is a status of one not subject to taxation. Our forefathers did observe "under God" upon themselves, this nation, and God's churches.


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