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Understanding 501(c)(4) Organizations and Their Political Involvement
11:56 - 14:39 (02:43)
This podcast discusses the origin and purpose of 501(c)(4) organizations, which are nonprofits that are tax-exempt and allowed to engage in political activities as long as they spend at least 51% of their funds on social welfare.
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The tax code introduced in 1913 included a section called 501(c)(4) organizations or social welfare organizations, that are tax-exempt, non-profit organizations that can accept donations.
11:56 - 12:56 (01:00)
501(c)(4) organizations
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The tax code introduced in 1913 included a section called 501(c)(4) organizations or social welfare organizations, that are tax-exempt, non-profit organizations that can accept donations. These organizations have played a significant role in shaping politics, including labor unions.
ChapterUnderstanding 501(c)(4) Organizations and Their Political Involvement
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This podcast discusses the evolution of 501(c)(4) organizations, from their initial purpose of promoting social welfare to their modern-day involvement in political activities.
12:56 - 14:39 (01:43)
501(c)(4)
Summary
This podcast discusses the evolution of 501(c)(4) organizations, from their initial purpose of promoting social welfare to their modern-day involvement in political activities.