Critics have argued that Hinn improperly profits from a ministry that
hasn't met the IRS definition of a church for years. The ministry is
estimated to raise more than $100 million a year.

From the article:
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Associated Press

DALLAS — The Internal Revenue Service is looking into the operations
and finances of televangelist Benny Hinn's organization, according to
a published report.

The IRS wouldn't discuss the case, but a representative for Benny Hinn
Ministries confirmed to The Dallas Morning News that the inquiry is
under way, characterizing it as routine.

Critics have argued that Hinn improperly profits from a ministry that
hasn't met the IRS definition of a church for years. The ministry is
estimated to raise more than $100 million a year.

But his public relations contractor dismissed the possibility that tax
exemptions could be at risk. Hinn spokesman Ronn Torossian said the
ministry has "fully cooperated with the IRS" and is not being audited.

Hinn's ministry, formally renamed the World Healing Center Church in
2000, has had its administrative and mail-processing headquarters in
Grapevine since a year earlier. Hinn, 52, and his family live in
California.

According to documents provided to the newspaper by a watchdog group,
the inquiry into the ministry began a year ago and the IRS has asked
for dozens of detailed answers. The Trinity Foundation has
investigated Hinn for more than a decade.
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