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Bill Ackman dressed in a Halloween costume as a giant iPhone, holding a regular-sized iPhone in his hand. The background is blurred, showing other people and an indoor setting.
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Here is what a top NYC law firm had to say: · "You have asked me to confirm the loss of the federal tax-exempt status, and the lapse in NY state fundraising registration status of the Alliance of Guardian Angels. You have also asked for the implications of these problems. · In short, this is a highly problematic situation for the organization and its donors. · The organization's website states that it is a 501(c)(3) organization and the website has an active "Donate" button as well as language about a variety of donation options. However: · The organization's federal tax-exempt status was revoked on November 15, 2022. That status has not been reinstated. I determined this by searching its federal tax ID number, 11-2592739, in three separate databases that contain records of exemptions and revocations. · The organization registered to solicit charitable contributions in New York in the 1981 and has NY registration number 02-79-98. It last filed the required annual registration statement for soliciting for its 2019 fiscal year. I determined this by checking with the NY State Attorney General's Charities Bureau. · Based on the foregoing, the organization should not be conducting fund raising activities and asserting tax-deductibility. The implications of it continuing to do so depend on whether its continuing acts are knowing or merely negligent. · Small organizations sometimes lose their tax-exempt status due to a lack of awareness of the filing requirements, or changes in address that were no reporter to the IRS, or volunteer leadership transitions. These tend to be treated as cases of mere negligence and generally the IRS/NY State merely require corrective action and will sometimes allow it to be retroactive, protecting those who have made donations. But retroactive relief is not always given and cannot be assured. · It's hard for me to see how any of that could be the case here. It looks to me like they have had the same address since inception and of course the leadership team includes a man running for mayor of NYC itself....Now he may not get in the weeds on these matters, but I doubt that the IRS/NY State would be sympathetic that he did not appoint people to be in the weeds on this. The IRS/NY State could seek stiffer penalties as I outline below. Under federal law, a person who willfully aids, assists, procures, counsels, or advises any matter arising under the internal revenue laws which is fraudulent or materially false shall be guilty of a felony and shall be fined not more than $100,000 (in the case of a corporation)
Bill Ackman maximalist this year boys. Double text her. Triple text. Send the midnight "you up?" text too just in case. Live a little. Write 3 paragraph tweets defending her honor when journalists slander her. Write her a Shakespearean Sonnet. Attack the journalists. Get the hit pieces. Risk your personal safety for her. This is how you win. Bill Ackman maximalist this year boys. · Here is what a top NYC law firm had to say: · "You have asked me to confirm the loss of the federal tax-exempt status, and the lapse in NY state fundraising registration status of the Alliance of Guardian Angels. You have also asked for the implications of these problems. · In short, this is a highly problematic situation for the organization and its donors. · The organization's website states that it is a 501(c)(3) organization and the website has an active "Donate" button as well as language about a variety of donation options. However: · • The organization's federal tax-exempt status was revoked on November 15, 2022. That status has not been reinstated. I determined this by searching its federal tax ID number, 11-2592739, in three separate databases that contain records of exemptions and revocations. · • The organization registered to solicit charitable contributions in New York in the 1981 and has NY registration number 02-79-98. It last filed the required annual registration statement for soliciting for its 2019 fiscal year. I determined this by checking with the NY State Attorney General's Charities Bureau. · Based on the foregoing, the organization should not be conducting fund raising activities and asserting tax-deductibility. The implications of it continuing to do so depend on whether its continuing acts are knowing or merely negligent. · Small organizations sometimes lose their tax-exempt status due to a lack of awareness of the filing requirements, or changes in address that were no reporter to the IRS, or volunteer leadership transitions. These tend to be treated as cases of mere negligence and generally corrective action and will sometimes allow it to be retroactive, protecting those who have made donations. But retroactive relief is not always given and cannot be assured. · It's hard for me to see how any of that could be the case here. It looks to me like they have had the same address since inception and of course the leadership team includes a man running for mayor of NYC itself....Now he may not get in the weeds on these matters, but I doubt that the IRS/NY State would be sympathetic weeds on this. The IRS/NY State could seek stiffer penalties as I outline below. · Under federal law, a person who willfully aids, assists, procures, counsels, or advises any matter arising under the internal revenue laws which is fraudulent or materially false shall be guilty of a felony and shall be fined not more than $100,000 (in the case of a corporation)
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