Report violations of IRC Section 501(c)(3) restrictions on political campaign intervention and excessive lobbying.
File IRS ComplaintReport violations of Arizona nonprofit law, Prop 211 (dark money disclosure), and fiduciary duty breaches.
File State ComplaintSubmit Donor Advisory alerts and complaints to nonprofit watchdog organizations about governance failures.
File Watchdog ComplaintAccess legal explanations, regulatory citations, and detailed guides for each complaint channel.
View Resources501(c)(3) organizations are strictly prohibited from endorsing candidates or intervening in political campaigns. This is not a matter of opinion—it is federal tax law under IRC Section 501(c)(3). Organizations that violate this restriction jeopardize their tax-exempt status and the tax deductibility of donations.
Arizona voters approved Proposition 211 to require nonprofits to disclose the sources of their campaign spending. This "Voters' Right to Know Act" is designed to shed light on "dark money" and ensure transparency in political spending. Organizations that fail to comply violate Arizona law.
Nonprofit boards have a legal duty to act in the best interests of the organization and its charitable mission. Misappropriating charitable assets for political purposes violates this fiduciary duty and may constitute fraud or embezzlement.
By filing complaints with the IRS, Arizona Attorney General, and nonprofit watchdog organizations, we are exercising our right as citizens to hold organizations accountable to the law.
Target Organization:
Turning Point USA Inc
EIN: 80-0835023
Start with the IRS Form 13909, then explore state and watchdog complaint options. Each complaint should contain unique, specific evidence to maximize impact.