No Tax Dollars for Riots

This bill, called “No Tax Dollars for Riots,” targets nonprofit groups when their leaders commit certain crimes. If an officer or board member of a tax‑exempt nonprofit is convicted of specific federal offenses (sections 111 or 2101 of title 18), and the conduct happened while they were serving in that role, the nonprofit loses access to federal funds and its tax‑exempt status ends starting on the date of that conviction.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Tax‑exempt nonprofit organizations and their officers and board members.
• What changes: The nonprofit becomes ineligible for federal funding and loses its tax exemption if a leader is convicted of those listed offenses tied to their time in office.
• When it applies: The loss of tax‑exempt status begins on the date of the leader’s conviction; the funding cutoff applies under the same condition.