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Nonpartisan civic engagement, such as voter registration drives and neutral voter education, is permitted when it does not favor or oppose specific candidates, with the Internal Revenue Service allowing such activities under certain conditions.
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...
Section 501(c) of the bars tax‑exempt charities — including — from “participating in, or intervening in” political campaigns for or against candidates, a prohibition commonly known as the , which has ...