The Wisconsin Catholic Charities case has implications for other religiously connected nonprofits, including hospitals, and for state unemployment systems.

The Supreme Court on Monday appeared sympathetic to the argument by a Catholic Charities chapter that Wisconsin violated the Constitution when it refused to give the group the same exemption from the ...

The Supreme Court on Monday seemed swayed by a Catholic charity group’s bid for tax relief in Wisconsin in a case that could drastically alter eligibility for religious tax exemptions.  A Wisconsin ...

The Supreme Court reviews a case on whether religiously affiliated organizations, like Catholic Charities, should receive ...

The Supreme Court appeared likely to side ... thus violating the First Amendment by denying a religious organization an otherwise available tax exemption because the organization does not meet ...

The Supreme Court appears likely to side with a ... for how other states and the federal government offer tax exemptions to religious nonprofit groups. Wisconsin enacted its unemployment insurance ...

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts ... it may become harder for states to challenge religious claims to tax exemption—even where the activity itself appears secular.

For more than a century, the majority of colleges and universities have not paid most taxes. The Revenue Act of 1909 excused ...

With most of the 2024-25 term behind them, the justices’ final stretch of oral arguments is stacked with all three religious rights cases of the year. All three cases look to the justices to take up ...