Supreme Court ruling threatens tax exemptions for lobbying funds
The Supreme Court upheld nondiscriminatory limits on deductions for funds used to influence legislation. The decision questions whether labor unions and foundations can keep tax exemptions while engaging in political advocacy. It suggests that all groups must be treated equally under tax law, potentially affecting charitable groups and utilities that fund campaigns.
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