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Unfair Trade PracticesWhat is the name of your state? North Carolina Forgive me if I am posting to the wrong board, but I just couldn't find one that pertained to my specific question. There is a non-profit entity in my town that's defined as a 501c6. They reside in a very nice county owned facility and pay NO rent and NO utilities to the county. They basically are getting a free ride from the county. They also pay no tax do to their nonprofit status. Their PRIMARY source of revenue is computer network management and PC repair. This is an odd business for a nonprofit, but nonetheless it is true. It seems to me that they are engaged in a business that is normally performed by private industry. I run a competing network firm and an wondering why my tax dollars are going to fund my own competition. Is this situation even legal? It sounds pretty unfair to me. I have confirmed from several sources that all the above information is correct. Thanks!!!!! |
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That said, I have no idea whether or not your state would provide for a private right of action against the nonprofit -- you would need to talk with a local attorney to find out for sure. Last edited by divgradcurl; 04-20-2005 at 07:25 PM. |
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