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Is Maine’s Diocese violating tax laws? By The Associated Press 10:45am EDT (-, Maine) A rights advocacy group claims that the Catholic Diocese of Maine is violating tax rules by helping a referendum campaign that would repeal the state’s new same-sex marriage law. The Empowering Spirits Foundation said its challenge was filed at an Internal Revenue Service office in. The San based group said the diocese is engaging in political activity by collecting signatures for the referendum, violating IRS rules applying to nonprofits. The ballot question would overturn Maine’s marriage law. marriage foes need the signatures of at least 55, registered voters to get the question on the ballot. The petitioners have until months after the Legislature adjourns, which is expected to happen in mid , to collect the signatures. IRS policy allows the diocese to participate in the campaign and help collect signatures, said Mutty, public affairs director for the diocese. He rejected the IRS challenge as a “bogus attempt to sidetrack the campaign.”, a Portland attorney who specializes in tax and nonprofit issues, suggested that the church’s involvement could put it at odds with IRS rules that restrict lobbying by tax-exempt nonprofits. “It’s hard for me to imagine how you seek someone’s signature on a petition without it arguably at least being an attempt to influence their vote once the measure was on the ballot,” said.