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Article IV
20 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-16
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About Article IV
Article IV (EIN 86-2820532) appears to have completed a wind-down/termination in 2025, which materially changes how its appearance in 2026 Idaho PAC coverage should be interpreted. ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer's IRS-derived FY2025 record shows Article IV filed a Form 990-EZ on Jan. 27, 2026 reporting $0 revenue, $1,728,273 in expenses and $0 year-end net assets; the filing also contains Schedule N, the IRS schedule used for liquidation, termination, dissolution or significant disposition of assets. ProPublica additionally notes Article IV is absent from the IRS's most recent tax-exempt-organization list. An independent IRS-derived profile (Impala) labels the organization 'Closed' and says its 2025 filing was a final 990 indicating termination. Article IV's primary FY2024 Schedule C separately reports $170,000 paid from its own funds to Defend and Protect Idaho and $30,000 to Way Back PAC during 2024. Current June 2026 Idaho Capital Sun reporting names Article IV among Defend and Protect Idaho's largest contributors while discussing DPI's 2026 primary spending, but does not date an A…
From the published research record Article IV closed in 2025, so its Defend and Protect Idaho money must be dated before treating it as new 2026-cycle funding (2026-09-16). Recorded status: IRS-DERIVED/PRIMARY TIMING CORRECTION: Article IV closed in 2025; $170K Article IV→DPI is primary-verified for FY2024. Any additional 2025 payment remains unverified; do not label Article IV as fresh 2026 funding without dated state rows. Read the record for sources and qualifications. This excerpt has not yet been composed into an editorial biography.
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- Dan Foreman · 3 shared records
- Glenneda Zuiderveld · 3 shared records
- Robert Jones · 3 shared records
- Tammy Nichols · 3 shared records
- Brad Little · 1 shared record
- Bruce Newcomb · 1 shared record
- Chenele Dixon · 1 shared record
- Colin Nash · 1 shared record
- Gary Raney · 1 shared record
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- Way Back PAC · 8 shared records
- Defend and Protect Idaho · 5 shared records
- Idaho Liberty PAC · 4 shared records
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Research finding · 2026-09-16Article IV closed in 2025, so its Defend and Protect Idaho money must be dated before treating it as new 2026-cycle funding
Recorded status: IRS-DERIVED/PRIMARY TIMING CORRECTION: Article IV closed in 2025; $170K Article IV→DPI is primary-verified for FY2024. Any additional 2025 payment remains unverified; do not label Article IV as fresh 2026 funding without dated state rows.
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