IRS Needs More Money to Monitor Rapidly Expanding Nonprofit World

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Pablo Eisenberg

While the Internal Revenue Service is responsible for overseeing the nonprofit world, it is no secret that the agency has done a poor job in holding nonprofit groups and foundations accountable, preventing abuses, and maintaining a measure of ethical behavior.

Chief among the reasons for this hapless performance is simply the agency’s lack of money and people. Effectively monitoring and policing the nation’s 1.7 million tax-exempt organizations—1.2 million of which

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