AOLSupreme Court will hear Catholic charitable group's plea to be free from Wisconsin unemployment tax
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56% : Supreme Court will hear Catholic charitable group's plea to be free from Wisconsin unemployment taxMARK SHERMANDecember 13, 2024 at 8:39 PMWASHINGTON (AP) --55% : Catholic Charities has paid the unemployment tax since 1972, he wrote.
54% : The state high court ruled that both the motivations and the activities have to be religious for organizations to avoid paying the tax.
51% : A group of religious scholars, backing Catholic Charities, told the court that "the case involves governmental interference with religious liberty" that warrants the justices' intervention.
50% : Wisconsin exempts church-controlled organizations from the tax if they are "operated primarily for religious purposes."
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