A self-described whistleblower charges the Clinton Foundation, run by Bill and Hillary Clinton, violates Internal Revenue Service regulations and should lose its tax-exempt status.
Flush with cash while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, the foundation has seen its revenue plunge since then.
Lawrence Doyle, a managing partner for DM Income Advisers, said the Clinton Foundation and the World Health Organization formed an agreement that should have cost the foundation its tax-exempt status, the Gateway Pundit blog reported.
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Doyle previously testified before Congress about partnerships established by the foundation that are forbidden to tax-exempt organizations.
According to promotional material, the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative partnered with the World Health Organization on a technical program to scale up "national NIV/AIDS care and treatment."
Investigative author Peter Schweizer has documented that donations to the foundation have "dried up" since Clinton left the State Department.
"The Clinton Foundation has had a hard time raising money because they don’t have the influence to sell," he said in a "Tucker Carlson Tonight" interview Nov. 20. "They don’t have power access to sell and that, I think, is the primary evidence for what the Clinton enterprise was all about."
During a recent reporting period, he said the foundation raised 10 percent of what it did in 2009 when Clinton was secretary of state.
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