Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, January 09 2013 @ 05:15 PM EST |
Mobs are free associations too. Street gangs, cartels, cults, militias...
Personally, I'm less worried about Hitler redux than I am about Mussolini redux,
where pretty much *only* corporate legal fictions had any say or sway on
national policy.
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Authored by: Anonymous on Saturday, January 12 2013 @ 09:58 AM EST |
Prior to roughly 1960, the majority of churches in the United States were not
incorporated. of those that were, the majority were of the type 'corporation
sole'. The drive to incorporation was pushed by insurance companies, not
government agencies.
I don't have current sawgs, but in 2008, 30% of the churches in the united
states were not incorporated. The half-life of most of those churches was
eighteen months, with a peak attendance of twenty people.
In 2011, the mode attendance at the main service/meeting of a religious group
was under fifty. The mean attendance was 150-175. However,if you did attend
a religious meeting, the odds are that there would be 1,000+ sitting next to
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Authored by: Anonymous on Saturday, January 12 2013 @ 02:16 PM EST |
Under I RS regulations, ministers are, by definition, self-employed. As such,
they do not get a W2 form --- if both the church and the minster are adhering
to current tax law.
Offsetting that, as a profession, ministers' tax returns contain errors more
than70% percent of the time --- usually the result of tax preparers and
accounting professionals not knowing IRS rules regarding ministers.[ Reply to This | Parent | # ]
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