We investigate religious fraud and the extravagant lifestyles of religious leaders. We also post daily tracking maps of televangelist jets at @pastorplanes
Dallas, TX
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Trinity Foundation retweeted
Yesterday, the Jesse Duplantis Ministries jet flew to Las Vegas even though there were no scheduled ministry events. Jesse, are you paying the SIFL tax on these flights?
Trinity Foundation retweeted
Note to televangelists with ✈️ jets: The IRS has updates its SIFL rates. When you fly to your vacation home or beach condo on your ministry jet, don't forget to pay the tax. We are watching you. 👀
Trinity Foundation retweeted
Important work from watchdog group @trinitytweets on a non-profit TV network born from the ashes of Jim Bakker's PTL network that is now more secular than religious. It hasn't reported ad revenue since 2013, and CEO David Cerullo has pocketed millions: trinityfi.org/investigations…
Trinity Foundation retweeted
May 15th was the filing deadline for non-profit organizations with a fiscal year ending on December 31st to submit their Form 990s to the IRS. Because churches are exempt from filing, little financial information is available about most televangelists. irs.gov/charities-non-profit…
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James MacDonald defending using church funds to buy Ed Stetzer a $13K classic VW. This is why JM got away with outlandish spending. "Approved by elders" is not a justification for these purchases but evidence of a conspiracy to defraud. I wish authorities would investigate.
Trinity Foundation retweeted
Kenneth Copeland, why did your jet fly to Washington, D.C.? Did the flight have a political purpose?
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1: The state’s most populous counties ID'd 2,683 parsonages worth about $1B, costing other Texans who must fund school districts and local governments $16M every year. The true cost is almost certainly higher. houstonchronicle.com/news/in…
