Flashback:
This was Lin Wood's response to me earlier this week when I asked him to produce paperwork for his purported 501(c)4, which he refused to provide.
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This was Lin Wood's response to me earlier this week when I asked him to produce paperwork for his purported 501(c)4, which he refused to provide.
lawandcrime.com/2020-election/…
For those asking, the public record on Mr. Wood's purported 501(c)4 is scant.
It was incorporated in Texas through a local subsidiary of a Dutch information company on Aug. 12 of this year, too soon for a Form 990 to become available.
It was incorporated in Texas through a local subsidiary of a Dutch information company on Aug. 12 of this year, too soon for a Form 990 to become available.
I asked his attorney to provide his Form 1024-a, which must be made publicly available.
His attorney said Wood didn't file one, but instead filed a non-accessible Form 8976.
As one expert explained: “By filing form 8976, all they’ve done is announced they exist."
His attorney said Wood didn't file one, but instead filed a non-accessible Form 8976.
As one expert explained: “By filing form 8976, all they’ve done is announced they exist."
The company it was incorporated under was a registration service, which of course is common.
But it illustrates how little of a public record the purported charity currently has.
But it illustrates how little of a public record the purported charity currently has.
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