The 2018 Form 990 for Justice Through Music Project has finally been posted online by the IRS.
I see that Brett Kimberlin has promoted himself from Director to President of the organization—an organization with two employees (Line 5) and no volunteers (Line 6).
I spotted several discrepancies and/or errors within the first five minutes of review.
With the amount of money he is reporting, he could have slipped some to his bestest friend and loyal lackey Bill Schmalfeldt; so that his snaggle toothed missus could get those new chompers he promised .
Justice Through Music? You want music?
Brett bends down to tie a errant shoelace. His floppy white socks crackle with energy. Softly. Faintly. Very faintly and softly-
Drums.
Drums in the deep.
What are they saying?
” Hillary 2024 ”
Brett smiles as he stands back up.
“The building of a net-zero energy model green home” is an expense listed.
Who occupies said home?
Pay rent?
If no rent paid, is that person reporting it as a taxable benefit?
More than crabs smell fishy in Maryland.
“The building of a net-zero energy model green home” is listed as a project expense.
Completed?
Who occupies said home?
Does said occupant pay rent?
If living rent free in said home, I hope that person reports it as a taxable benefit.
The “home” does not appear to be listed as an asset of the organization. Why? (As soon as construction starts, that spent becomes the value of a capital asset. No buildings are listed in the organizations assets.)
So many questions raised.