Source: BYU Daily Universe The Senate voted to pass the largest tax overhaul in more than three decades in a 51-47 vote on Dec. 5. However, the Senate bill differed from the version of the bill passed in the House of Representatives in November by excluding new legislation to repeal the Johnson Amendment. The House
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]ABC4 A provision in the House tax reform bill could open the door for nonprofit organizations to get involved in political campaigns. Chase Thomas with Alliance For a Better Utah stops by Inside Utah Politics to explain why his organization is against this provision and why they are defending the Johnson Amendment. “We signed a letter
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, May 4, 2017 CONTACT: Chase Thomas | Alliance for a Better Utah – – – – – – EXECUTIVE ORDER ON JOHNSON AMENDMENT CHIPS AWAY AT SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE – – – – – – Salt Lake City, UT – Earlier today, President Donald J. Trump signed
Source: The Salt Lake Tribune and True Viral News President Donald Trump’s latest executive order may give tax-exempt religious organizations the green light for greater political involvement, but don’t expect the LDS Church to shift gears. Utah’s predominant faith likes being in neutral. “We are always grateful for the efforts of leaders to safeguard religious
Salt Lake City, UT – The good-government group, Alliance for a Better Utah, along with 86 other organizations, has joined in signing a letter urging President Trump to oppose repealing the Johnson Amendment – a law that prohibits 501(c)(3) organizations from intervening in partisan politics. Last month, President Donald J. Trump promised those at the
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