The change means the 66-year-old Christian organization no longer has to file what the IRS calls “Form 990,” a public statement of its financial information, including salaries for top officials. It will continue to publish an annual financial report, available to the public on its website.
The reason for the change, said Mark DeMoss, a Graham spokesperson, is primarily to avoid the intense work required to file a 990, which he described as “onerous.”
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