Do you agree that when the IRS grants a group tax-exempt status, now, that means that there is an advantage of one group as compared to another group in how they are taxed?
Bill Pascrell: “Do you agree that when the IRS grants a group tax-exempt status, now, that means that there is an advantage of one group…”
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Pascrell emphasizes the implications of tax-exempt status granted by the IRS.
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