Recently, a former minister of the Iglesia ni Cristo filed IRS form 3949A to report tax evasion of the church he had been an employee of for almost 30 years (http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/743367/inc-leaders-face-us-raps). Other former ministers have also come forward to confirm these allegations (http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/743521/iglesia-collections-stashed-in-cayman). These allegations involve funneling millions of dollars of charitable donations to individuals within the upper echelon of the church administration and into Cayman Islands and Swiss bank accounts.
We urge the IRS to launch an investigation into these allegations immediately and to seize all relevant documents in order to prevent the church administration from destroying evidence in order to cover up their tracks.