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Survey: What Are Your Experiences with the Month-End Close?

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Hello, friends and readers of Going Concern. Today marks the official end of the spring tax season, and the unofficial end to busy season, so congratulations to all of you who survived with your sanity, dignity, and ideal body weight intact. Really, high praise if you got two out of three, and respect if you managed one.

Also, since you’ve all returned to everyday life, we hope you don’t mind taking this survey about your experiences with the month-end close. The survey is short, harmless and helps us out. Your participation is appreciated.

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Your Next Sunday Sermon: Tax Cuts with a Twist of Fire and Brimstone

Isn’t church boring and preachy enough?

Current law prohibits pastors from speaking on politics or endorsing a political candidate, but David Barton of WallBuilders says the IRS’s intimidation of removing a church’s tax exemption status is unconstitutional. Even though some pastors have intentionally crossed the line, Barton does not think the IRS wants to take them to court because it may lose.

“The IRS doesn’t have any interest in doing this because if they do, I believe they know they are going to lose. And if they lose, you have 370,000 pastors in America who suddenly find out that there’s no restriction on them,” Barton suggests.

But this isn’t about politics, this is about TRUTH!

“You cannot lose your tax exemption as a church because as a church, you have a constitutional standing for tax exemption,” he points out. “So with that basis, losing your letter means absolutely nothing — and that’s something pastors are now figuring out.”

Barton argues that the pulpit was and should continue to be the news perspective for America, so he encourages all pastors to speak out and stand for truth.

Barton: No need for pastors to fear IRS [One News Now]