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New York Times: “Indirect expenses have to support direct expenses,” said Ellen Aprill, a law professor at LMU Loyola Law School who has studied 527 groups. “Why are you spending money fundraising, if you…
Philanthropy Daily interviewed LMU Loyola Law School’s Ellen P. Aprill, professor of tax law emerita, for a two-part series in the Giving Review. The second half covers the taxation of higher-education endowments and explores…
Ellen Aprill, an expert on tax and charities at LMU Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, told the Associated Press that convicted criminals and their families could be considered in need and qualify as…
The Texas Tribune and ProPublica: Pelham’s husband, local pastor Dono Pelham, also made a statement that violated the Johnson Amendment by “indirectly intervening” in the campaign, said Ellen Aprill, an emerita tax law professor…
“There’s very little enforcement at all in the IRS in general, much less among the [tax] exempt organizations part of it,” said Ellen Aprill of LMU Loyola Law School, in this NPR Morning Edition…
ProPublica: “If the person who had owned the stock had sold the stock himself, he would’ve been taxed on the appreciation in the stock,” said Ellen Aprill, a tax law professor at Loyola Marymount…
In tax filings, Broken Promises claimed none of its spending qualified as “direct or indirect political spending.” “That presentation does not seem accurate at all,” said Ellen Aprill, a professor emerita of tax law…
