The Supreme Court is to hear arguments Monday to determine whether Wisconsin-based Catholic-affiliated charitable groups should pay unemployment tax to cover their employees.

The dispute, which could have broad implications for religious freedom and how states define religious activity, centers on whether the Catholic Charities Bureau should be conside ...

The Supreme Court reviews a case on whether religiously affiliated organizations, like Catholic Charities, should receive ...

The ruling in the case involving a group of Catholic charities seeking tax exemptions in Wisconsin could have national ramifications.

The Supreme Court on Monday seemed swayed by a Catholic charity group’s bid for tax relief in Wisconsin in a case that could drastically alter eligibility for religious tax exemptions.

The Supreme Court appeared likely ... in support of the charity, arguing exemptions in federal tax laws, like the Wisconsin tax law, protect the rights of religious institutions.

The Supreme Court on Monday debated how to define religion as it considered a case on a faith-based tax break. The justices generally seemed to think the government officials involved had adopted the ...

The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday for a Wisconsin Catholic charity requesting a religious exemption from an unemployment insurance tax. Catholic Charities Bureau, the petitioners, ...

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Luís Carlos Calderón Gómez, a tax law expert and Cardozo ... as an easy one.” Unless the Supreme Court sets the boundaries on religious exemptions, he said, legislatures will draw lines ...