The church has a broad worldwide reach, but this changed in 1954 when they came under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS. Have you ever heard of the Free Church 508(c)(1)(A) and the State Church 501(c)(3)?
To clarify, the 501(c)(3) Church, by associating with the government, lost its freedom of speech regarding political issues or ongoing governments. This is one of the reasons why prayer was removed from educational institutions on June 25, 1962, changing the perspective of religion among people.
When it comes to religious matters such as abortion, homosexuality, religious preferences, and avoiding political terms in government institutions, the church has approved the dissemination of lies about faith. This clearly turns the truth into a blatant lie.
In 1925, the Butler Act was passed, eliminating religious education from the public sector, but it lasted until May 19, 1967, when it was overturned in Tennessee. Since then, an erroneous history has been created or instilled, evading various theories and hypotheses of religion.
What we may ignore is that by doing this, we are complicit with the government and indoctrinating our children to become homosexuals and be irresponsible in their sexuality, without realizing that the objective is to eliminate God from our homes and hearts in one way or another.
This can change if we raise our voice and try to regain our freedom of speech, which requires completely severing all ties with the government. Once this happens, undoubtedly “the church” will truly be the temple of Christ, and its light will shine upon humanity.
The word of the Lord is clear when it says that there should not be an unequal yoke, and this applies to marriages, personal relationships, and even commerce. Political interests have nothing to do with “the church.”
So, one should carefully consider whether they will become a creature of the state subject to its rules and avoiding topics specific to religion for this reason.
Now, let’s look at the differences between a 501(c)(3) and a 508(c)(1)(A)?
A trust 508 is a private trust exempt from paying taxes. You file for exempt recognition with the secretary, (believe). A 508 trust is an exempt organization, and is a “New organization” under the IRS code 508 (a) which states that New Organizations must notify the secretary that they are applying for recognition of 501(c)(3) status EXCEPT as provided in subsection (c).
A 508 is a ministry, check, spiritual organization, whichever you choose to call 17 as it is merely a religions or spiritual establishment consisting of two or more people, you don’t need to have a building or conduct any special ceremony the best part is that this trust Not need to be a 501 charity organization to be exempt you can choose to be a 508, which is also exempt even if it doesn’t file for exempt recognition. There is no tax filing requirements IPS code 6033 (a) exempts religions organizations from the need for filing returns of my kind.
Q: Why create a 508 trust?
A: You can control everything; own nothing.
Whereas 501 c3 ‘churches’ are under the thumb of the state and IRS, 508 non-profit religious organizations are completely outside of any higher jurisdiction.
Types of 508 Trusts
501 (c)(3)s are created by the government and owe their servitude to the government must keep certain records and submit reports to the IRS. There tax immune stays are obtained, not naturally inherited. They are more like corporations rather than organizations, therefore, they must file a tax return. 508 trust is tax immune and the tax- free exemption is an inherently and, 3 not required to file taxes.
Exception vs Exemption
There’s a difference between a 508 (c)(i)(a) exception and a 501 (c)(3) exemption.
Exempt – To release, discharge, waive, relieve from liability, to relieve, excuse or set free from a duty or service imposed upon the general class to which the individual exempted belongs, do to exempt from military service. Also means to relieve certain classes of property from liability to sale on execution or from taxation by from bankruptcy or attachment.
Exception – Act of excepting or excluding from a number designated or from a description; you are separated from certain things than others.
How to Create a 508 Trust
According to one source, within 5 weeks, you get back articles of incorporation, EIN letter and organizational meeting minutes. All these do are required to open up a bank account; identified only
by its name and EIN.
Under use 26508 (c)(1)(a)
A New Organizations must notify the secretary that they are applying for recognition of section 501(c)(3) status provided in subsection (c) an organization organized after October 9, 1969 shall not be treated as an organization described in section 501 (c)(3), unless it has given notice to the secretary in such manner as the secretary may by regulations prescribe that is applying for recognition of such states. You notify the U.S. secretary.
For this, we have section 508(c)(1)(A), which decrees that “churches” and associates are automatically exempt under section 501(c)(3) without prior notification to the government and have the same tax status and benefits.
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