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Ticket #2099

If God commands the endorsement, why must it come tax-exempt?

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Hellpdesk support ticket card. Ticket #2099. If God commands the pulpit endorsement, why must it come tax-exempt? IRS, July 2025 court filing: churches may endorse candidates to congregations and keep the exemption. Commandments: 10. Tax forms: 0. Status: Please hold.

Ticket #2099: If God commands the endorsement, why must it come tax-exempt? July 2025 IRS court filing: churches may endorse candidates to congregations and keep exemption. Commandments: 10. Tax forms: 0. Status: Please hold.

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  1. Religion News Service: Churches can endorse politicians, IRS says in court filing (opens in a new tab) (News, 2025-07-08)
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