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What public disclosure requirements apply to final letters from the IRS that deny or revoke an organizations exempt status?

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What public disclosure requirements apply to final letters from the IRS that deny or revoke an organizations exempt status?

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Sometimes, an organization’s application for recognition of tax-exempt status is denied, or its exempt status is revoked after an examination. Internal Revenue Code section 6110 requires the IRS to publish final letters that revoke or deny an organization’s exempt status, but with taxpayer identifying information deleted. Upon written request, the IRS will also provide a copy of the background file with taxpayer identifying information deleted. The background file includes a copy of the ruling request or application for exempt status and all supporting documents.

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