If anyone wants to try to take action regarding Watchtower's tax exempt status (why not just give it a go?), this thread has a possible way to go about it..
According to the blog, anyone can file a complaint with the IRS. American citizenship is not required!
If you are afraid of retaliation from the WTBTS or being shunned by JWs make sure to check the box marked "I am concerned that I might face retaliation or retribution if my identity is disclosed". I wonder if the other box could be checked to complain about how the Watchtower uses "undue influence" on members and promotes it being used on members and ex-members.
Now, how many JWN members would take the time to fill out form 13909 without disclosing their identify? A hand full?
www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/235110001/how-complain-irs-about-non-profits
If you think that there is no point in even trying to do something, and the IRS will never act, here's an interesting quote:
It isn’t so far-fetched an idea, either. The Nonprofit Risk Management Center reports that more than 100 501(c)(3) organizations are stripped of their tax-exempt status each year. The reasons can vary, covering the violation of laws that govern private benefits, lobbying, political campaign activity, unrelated business income, the obligation to report annually and maintaining operation in accord with stated exempt purpose.
www.thewrap.com/hbos-going-clear-reignites-scrutiny-of-scientologys-tax-exempt-status/
At the very least filing a few complaints couldn't do any harm, could it?
I'll leave it with you good people. Thanks for reading ;)