HARRISBURG – The Senate Republican Campaign Committee (SRCC) today clarified misinformation regarding the Purely Public Charities Act (SB 4).
“Special interest groups disguising themselves as ‘Fair Share PA’ have been targeting specific PA senate districts by sending false information about SB 4 to constituents, and the SRCC feels that it is important that the people of Pennsylvania have the facts,” explained SRCC Chairman Scott Wagner. “SB 4 simply reasserts the Commonwealth’s authority to determine what is and what is not a purely public charity.”
Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman commented, “It is unfortunate that some special interest groups are using misinformation in an attempt to manipulate the public. Senate Republican Leadership believes it is important that our public policy debates be based in fact.”
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Sponsored by State Senator Ryan Aument (R-Lancaster), SB 4 is an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution granting authority to the Commonwealth to determine the standards that an organization must meet in order to be provided with tax exempt status. As the result of a 2012 court case, that authority has been called into question, and the only legislative remedy is to amend the state Constitution. Having passed the General Assembly in the previous session, SB 4 would need to pass the General Assembly this session and then be approved by the voters in the form of a referendum prior to enactment.
“There is a lot of bad information out there that SB 4 is going to raise taxes or somehow have a dramatic financial impact on local government, but this just isn’t true,” Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati commented. “Those that are concerned about the financial implications of tax exempt properties should be supporting this effort because it’s the only way for them to have input on the standards for a purely public charity. Today it’s a roll of the dice with a judge making the determination. It is the proper role of the legislature to lay out clear guidelines