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501(c) organizations are forbidden from participating in political campaigns, with potential penalties including loss of tax-exempt status and excise taxes
are barred from participating in partisan campaign activity and face strict limits on lobbying in exchange for tax-deductible donations, while 501(c) “social welfare” groups can lobby broadly and may ...
Publication 1828 tells clergy that individual political speech is not implicitly banned by a church’s tax-exempt status, but it draws a practical line: when speech occurs as part of official organizat...
occupy the most restrictive lane on political speech: they may educate on public policy and lobby within limits but are barred from participating in political campaigns for or against candidates witho...