A whistleblower provided financial records and board papers showing that Hillsong is breaking laws relating to fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion. The records also revealed former leader Brian Houston using church money to treat private jets like Ubers.
Australian politician and former whistleblower Andrew Wilkie has revealed financial records proving that Hillsong Church has been engaging in fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion in Australia and around the world. Documents show how church money was used for luxury trips, private jets, and business class flights by its leaders.
The whistleblower's fast and coordinated approach to unveiling Facebook's internal documents to the public suggests a pre-planned attack by anti-Facebook forces, starting with the Senate Judiciary Committee, who want to regulate the social media giant.
The Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC) is looking into Hillsong's tax-exempt status amid criticism that the church is generating profits from its members' donations, while its defenders claim that the church is using the funds to support good works.
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South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel and 14th Circuit Solicitor Duffy Stone released a joint statement attempting to discredit reporting on the investigation of Paul and Maggie Murdoch's murders, despite the reporting being founded on John Marvin Murdoch's explanation to the Island Packet.