Jonathan Radford Whitehead

Jonathan Radford Whitehead's Answers (15)

Lees Summit, MO

Litigation Lawyer at Lees Summit, MO

Practice Areas: Litigation, Business

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Complicated

Jonathan's answer | Answered on October 08, 2014

Maybe; as you seem to know, this is a complicated situation. But you'll definitely need to talk to an attorney near you about this issue.

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Is it legal for a church to endorse a real estate agency and inform its members it gets a donation When they use the agency?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on July 28, 2014

A tax exempt charity (including most churches) must operate exclusively for charitable purposes. Your question raises some caution flags about...

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Can a school board tell a church that they can not let groups against common core curriculum hold informational meetings?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on May 20, 2014

A definitive answer isn't possible without more facts. The person threatened should talk to an attorney about the exact threat and situation. ...

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Do religious orgs have to pay taxes for amt we receive for licensing a cafeteria which is opened for members' benefit?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on May 14, 2014

I agree that the answer is "probably," but there are several details that will need to be examined with an attorney. The IRS taxes income from a...

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I would like to know if i can get a property and school tax deduction if i use all or part of my house for a church

Jonathan's answer | Answered on March 13, 2014

There isn't enough information here to give a definitive answer. It will depend on your local jurisdiction's rules, and perhaps your relationship...

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