Bill > HR4232

This bill, titled "No Tax Dollars for Riots," introduces penalties for nonprofit organizations whose officers or board members are convicted of specific federal offenses. Specifically, if an officer or board member is convicted under sections 111 or 2101 of title 18 of the United States Code (which typically involve offenses like assaulting or impeding federal officers or civil disorder) while serving in their role, the nonprofit will face two significant consequences: first, the organization will be ineligible to receive any federal funding, and second, the organization will lose its tax-exempt status under section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code. The penalty takes effect on the date of the officer's conviction, and applies only if the criminal conduct occurred during their tenure as an officer or board member. The bill aims to discourage misconduct by nonprofit leadership by imposing substantial financial and tax consequences for criminal actions related to civil disorder or interference with government functions.

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