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Trump moves to end tax-exempt status for schools that help minority students
The Trump administration moved on Thursday to end tax-exempt status for private schools that provide preferential treatment to minority students. The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Status (IRS) issued a proposed regulation that would provide a “clear standard, and the institutions that continue to use discriminatory practices will no longer receive the benefits of federal…
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Source context: The rule is broadly aimed at ending any policies or programs that help students because of their race, and it specifically says such benefits in admissions, scholarships and facilities "would be incompatible" with the rule.
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The Trump administration moved on Thursday to end tax-exempt status for private schools that provide preferential treatment to minority students. The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Status (IRS) issued a proposed regulation that would provide a “clear standard, and the institutions that continue to use discriminatory practices will no longer receive the benefits of federal…
The rule is broadly aimed at ending any policies or programs that help students because of their race, and it specifically says such benefits in admissions, scholarships and facilities "would be incompatible" with the rule.
Race-based admissions, scholarships and other policies could lead to costly penalties.
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The Department of the Treasury proposed regulations that would strip federal tax-exempt status from private schools that engage in racial discrimination through diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. The proposal comes as the Trump administration has worked to eliminate DEI initiatives across the federal government and in institutions receiving federal support. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent praised […]
The Trump administration plans to end tax-exempt status for private schools that engage in any type of race-based discrimination or race-based admissions. The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service will issue the proposed regulation Thursday to restore merit. “Under President Trump, this Administration is standing up for America’s students by ensuring racial discrimination has...
The Trump administration is hitting private schools where it hurts the most: their tax-exempt status. A new rule proposed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on Thursday would strip private schools at all levels of education of tax-exempt status for using racial preference policies like diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The Treasury Department estimates that […]
The Trump administration proposed new regulations to strip the tax-exempt status of private schools if they offer targeted programs supporting specific racial groups.
Institutions still would be allowed 'neutral' criteria for programs, like family income, location, hardship
