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It was my Dick Van Dyke moment.For those of you who are relatively young or haven’t seen reruns of the “Dic Beginning in 2004, the IRS audited 63 credit counseling groups claiming non-profit status. These “charitable organizations” receive over fifty percent of all the revenues in the credit counseling industry, to wit, we are talking a major audit initiative. Well, guess what the IRS found? To date, the IRS has completed 41 of the audits. Of these 41 audits, every single credit counseling business has had their non-profit statu Christian Job Search: Put Faith IN Your Resume, Not ON It ry.Faith should show up in your resume, not on it. There's a huge difference.Most Christians I've worked with have asked me to help them write or revise their resumes. Some have asked me if their faith should be on their resume somewhere.One could make the case that ministry-related jobs ar Beginning in 2004, the IRS audited 63 credit counseling groups claiming non-profit status. These “charitable organizations” receive over fifty percent of all the revenues in the credit counseling industry, to wit, we are talking a major audit initiative. Well, guess what the IRS found? To date, the IRS has completed 41 of the audits. Of these 41 audits, every single credit counseling business has had their non-profit statu Employment Job Searching Using the Internet t, we are talking a major audit initiative. Well, guess what the IRS found?Finding employment opportunities has never been easier than now- with the consistent and constant growth of the Internet. Using the Internet, job seekers can simply find vacancies of their choice in the location of their choice. With a simple click of the mouse, a huge list of job opportunities is lit To date, the IRS has completed 41 of the audits. Of these 41 audits, every single credit counseling business has had their non-profit status revoked, proposed for revocation or outright termination. Yes, every single entity has bitten the dust! Can anyone think of a bigger scam? In crushing these bad apples, the IRS found a couple of amazing things. The primary reason for revocation was the groups provided insufficient public benefit. They offered little or no counseling or education to individuals. Instead, they were primarily motivated by profit according to the IRS. To top things off, the IRS found most of the businesses had “unique” dealings with for profit companies that just happened to be owned by the same interested parties. Imagine that! Shocking, I tell you. It must be admitted that these rotten apples only represent roughly forty to fifty percent of the credit counseling industry. The rest of the industry that has not been audited might be entirely legitimate. The IRS does not seem to
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