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Proposition #67
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Churches are not tax exempt under
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IRC 501(c)(3), they are tax exceptions
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under IRC 508.
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– Kent Hovind: Affirm
– Robert Baty: Deny
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Link to November 10, 2017 Hovind Video
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wyjtLwwCBI&t=1450s
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Transcription Beginning Around 23:00 Mark
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It’s interesting the American government got some
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of this concept that churches should be tax exempt
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from this concept.
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We need the Christian influence.
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We need the religious influence to help people of
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our country to do right and so churches all through
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American history have been, they’re not tax exempt.
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I’m sorry, a tax exception.
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There’s a big difference between an exemption and
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an exception.
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If I asked you, Nick, are you exempt from Mexican
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taxes; well, you’re not in Mexico, you’re not a Mexican.
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In order to be exempt from something you first have
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to be under that authority.
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And they let you come out of their authority.
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I’m not exempt from Swiss taxes.
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I’m not Swiss.
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So, churches are not tax exempt; they’re tax exceptions.
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They’re supposed to be.
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Which is what Internal Revenue Code Section 508
codifies, not 501(c)(3).
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– Kent Hovind
– November 10, 2017
References
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Exempt – free from liability or obligation imposed on others
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Exception – a person or thing that is excluded from a general statement or does not follow a rule
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26 USC 501(c)(3) exempts from tax entities organized and operated exclusively for religious purposes.
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26 USC 508 excepts churches from the requirement that organizations notify the Secretary that they are applying for exempt status under 26 USC 501(c)(3).
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