Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.
Summary
The SPONSOR Act adds a new subsection to the Internal Revenue Code that holds nonprofit charities responsible for illegal activities tied to funds they manage as fiscal sponsors. It applies to any 501(c)(3) that receives donations, claims a tax deduction for donors, and then uses those funds for prohibited actions. The measure aims to ensure charities cannot hide behind their tax‑exempt status while supporting terrorism, intimidation of constitutional rights, or illegal commerce blockades.
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