Abstract
The IRS ruled that a nonprofit organization that is providing high‐speed fiber optic internet and telephone services to a residential community cannot qualify for tax exemption as a social welfare entity because it is operating in a commercial manner and in violation of the private benefit doctrine (Priv. Ltr. Rul. 201801014).
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