[mistrial9]

I support FOSS - please add some adult supervision here.. some developer teams have gotten angry and upset when someone gets paid (yes you read that), and on the other side, non-profit tax status is sometimes abused in the US by professionals who make management/fundraising a lifetime occupation with little emphasis on programs served. (sources on conviction of fraud are not always available on the net due to restrictive settlements)

[humanrebar]

> ...non-profit tax status is widely abused in the US by professionals who make management a lifetime occupation.

In what way? Any sources?

[xchaotic]

A related example is Zuckeberg charity - they simply moved some of their wealth to a charity but retain full control on how it's spent, it's just tax free now. http://fortune.com/2015/12/02/zuckerberg-charity/

[bb611]

It's not a charity, his donations to it aren't tax deductible or tax free. If the business makes tax deductible donations those will pass back to him.

[KindOne]

Maybe something like this?

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/nov/24/business/la-fi-bbb-2...

https://money.cnn.com/2013/10/10/news/nonprofit-ceo-pay/

https://www.charitywatch.org/top-charity-salaries

Some people abuse the position (like management) they are in and get get paid way too much money for the position.