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该法案将要求免税组织向美国国税局申报外国自然人捐赠
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盖特斯顿研究所高级研究员、《红色计划》一书作者戈登·张做客《大型周末秀》，谈论马克思主义百万富翁内维尔·罗伊·辛厄姆。张揭露了辛厄姆据称拥有5.91亿美元的黑金网络，该网络为极左翼非营利组织提供资金，并资助反美活动，其背后可能与中国共产党存在关联。众议院筹款委员会在调查中已发出传票。
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议员们正致力于揭露可能通过免税组织向政治委员会输送资金和捐款的外国自然人，此前众议院筹款委员会通过了一项法案，将修订免税团体的申报要求。
《外国资金透明度法案》于上周三在委员会以23票赞成、18票反对的结果通过，该法案将要求免税组织收集并向美国国税局（IRS）申报从外国自然人处收到的捐款。
“长期以来，外国影响力和干预一直困扰着我们的免税行业，”委员会主席杰森·史密斯（密苏里州共和党）在一份声明中表示。“外国捐款在美国政治中毫无立足之地，尤其是当其唯一目的是操纵我们的公共舆论、传播宣传和支持暴力时。”
史密斯指出，美国各地发生的许多抗议和示威活动看似是草根运动，但实际上组织严密、资金充足，往往由他所谓的“隐秘网络”内的团体提供资金。
“筹款委员会对全国免税行业展开调查后发现，资金充裕的组织的隐秘网络数十年来一直在享受丰厚的税收优惠，同时接受外国自然人的捐款和指示，”史密斯补充道。“从外部看，这像是一场运动，但一旦你看清资金流向，就会清楚这其实是一台运作机器。”
该法案通过仅一周前，国务卿马可·卢比奥在华盛顿举行的峰会上呼吁全球合作，打击极左翼政治恐怖主义。
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“然而长期以来，我们的反恐教义一直存在盲区——一个针对左翼极端主义暴力的盲区，”卢比奥说。“即便在今天，认为极左翼恐怖主义可能构成严重威胁的观点，仍被视为右翼的痴人说梦，甚至更糟，被当作危险的法西斯阴谋论。”
尽管卢比奥没有点名任何组织或个人，但众议院筹款委员会在一份关于该法案通过的声明中提及了马克思主义者内维尔·罗伊·辛厄姆。
现年72岁的辛厄姆是美国人，现居上海，2017年以7.85亿美元的价格出售了自己的科技公司。众所周知，他为在美国运营的亲中国共产党组织提供资金。据福克斯新闻数字频道的一项调查显示，自2017年以来，他已向庞大的非营利组织网络注入了2.78亿美元资金。
通过非营利组织网络转移资金一直是议员们和特朗普政府关注的重点问题。包括辛厄姆在内的主要捐赠者通常通过空壳501(c)(3)非营利组织分散资金，这些组织随后会向各类免税组织捐款。
卢比奥呼吁打击极左翼恐怖主义的全球资助者，或将让辛厄姆成为目标
在本月早些时候对60多个国家发表的讲话中，卢比奥指出，相关网络一直在多国之间协调行动，提供培训指导，并使用加密通信工具煽动动乱。他表示，国际合作对于切断危险组织的资金来源至关重要，其中一些组织与敌对外国政府存在勾结。
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House committee passes Foreign Funding Transparency Act to expose foreign donations to nonprofits
July 28, 2026 1:40pm EDT / Fox News
Bill would require tax-exempt organizations to report donations from foreign nationals to IRS
By Preston Mizell Fox News
Gordon Chang, a senior fellow at Gatestone Institute and author of ‘Plan Red,’ joins ‘The Big Weekend Show’ to discuss Marxist millionaire Neville Roy Singham. Chang exposes Singham’s alleged $591 million dark money network funding far-left nonprofits and influencing anti-U.S. activities, potentially with ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The House Ways and Means Committee issued subpoenas in its investigation.
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Lawmakers are seeking to expose foreign nationals who may be funneling money and donations through tax-exempt organizations to political committees as the House Ways and Means Committee passed a bill that would revise reporting requirements for tax-exempt groups.
The Foreign Funding Transparency Act, which passed 23-18 in the committee last Wednesday, would require tax-exempt organizations to collect and report to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) donations received from foreign nationals.
“For far too long, foreign influence and interference have plagued our tax-exempt sector,” committee Chairman Jason Smith, R-Mo., said in a statement. “Foreign donations have no place in American politics, particularly when the sole goal is to manipulate our public discourse, promote propaganda and support violence.”
Smith noted that many of the protests and demonstrations that take place across the U.S. appear to be grassroots but are actually well-organized and well-funded, often by groups within what he described as “shadowy networks.”
“As the Ways and Means Committee conducted its investigation into the nation’s tax-exempt sector, it became clear that shadowy networks of well-funded organizations have been enjoying lucrative tax benefits for decades, while simultaneously accepting donations and direction from foreign nationals,” Smith added. “From the outside, it looks like a movement, but once you see how the money flows, it becomes clear that this is a machine,” he added.
The bill’s passage came just a week after Secretary of State Marco Rubio called for global cooperation at a summit in Washington to combat far-left political terrorism.
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“For far too long, however, our counterterrorism doctrine has had a blind spot – a blind spot when it comes to extremist violence from the political left,” Rubio said. “Even today, the very idea that far-left terrorism could be a serious threat is treated as a right-wing fever dream, or worse, as a dangerous fascist conspiracy.”
While Rubio didn’t mention any organizations or individuals by name, the House Ways and Means Committee noted Marxist Neville Roy Singham in a statement about the bill’s passage.
Singham, a 72-year-old American now based in Shanghai and who sold his tech company for $785 million in 2017, is known to fund pro-Chinese Communist Party groups operating in the U.S. He has funneled $278 million into the broad network of nonprofits since 2017, according to a Fox News Digital investigation.
The funneling of funds through nonprofit networks has been a key point of concern for lawmakers and the Trump administration. Major contributors, including Singham, often have dispersed funds through shell 501(c)(3) nonprofits, which subsequently contributed to various tax-exempt organizations.
RUBIO’S CALL TO COMBAT GLOBAL FUNDERS OF FAR-LEFT TERRORISM COULD PUT SINGHAM IN CROSSHAIRS
During his address to more than 60 countries earlier this month, Rubio noted that networks have been coordinating across multiple countries, providing training instructions and using encrypted communication to facilitate unrest. He said international cooperation was critical to disrupting the financing of dangerous organizations, some of which were working with hostile foreign states.
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Singham did not respond to Fox News Digital’s requests for comment.
Preston Mizell is a writer with Fox News Digital covering breaking news.
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