If he lies to the IRS, if he’s a U.S. taxpayer, the IRS still has ways of finding out what he owns overseas. Look up FATCA. If he’s a U.S. taxpayer his bank will know, and his bank will have to talk to the IRS or face major penalties on all dealings with the U.S.
Some foreign banks no longer take U.S. citizens as customers because they just don’t want the hassle of dealing with it.

This is a perfect example of why I have grown to despise the Christian Celebrity Cult status over recent years. Guys like Chan are either total and complete fools or their corrupt as the Devil himself. These guys do not fear the Lord and they in no way deserve to be put onto pedestals or have a bunch of Mammon thrown at them for their crappy books. They look absolutely nothing like Jesus for Jesus does not whitewash issues as clear as this. The real Jesus is still slapping around the religious hypocrites just like He did two millennia ago. His nature does not change, nor do His Words.

But he lies constantly. We all know that. Perhaps the US taxman can clip his wings…

Serve India Ministries is every bit as corrupt. Two of the GFA diaspora worked there and left because they were lying about 100 percent going to the mission field. You cannot serve both God and Mammon. Giving money has become the definition of “charity” in this modern world. I am very convinced this is not what God ever intended, nor was it what Jesus died for. There is a big difference between loving people and throwing money at a problem to some middle man that you do not know if you can trust. I have worked in two international Christian charities. At this point I would not recommend to anyone that they give money to overseas work, but rather of themselves. In the US we are drowning in money but our true spiritual nature is poor and wretched. Love and Mammon should never be confused with each other.

As I understand it, India does not have dual citizenship except in certain cases for children who must decide which citizenship to keep when they turn 18.

If KP is considered a U.S. taxpayer (a U.S. citizen or resident alien), he has to report everything to the IRS and pay U.S. taxes even if he lives in India (yes, the U.S. is very unusual in taxing overseas citizens, and yes, this is highly unfair). Even if he has assets structured so that he doesn’t own them but still has signing authority over bank accounts, he still needs to report that.

KP is a duel citizen. He has no need for an income, since the church lavishly provides for him without a salary (they just pay for everything). He may not be paid hundreds of thousands, but somehow he still flies first class everywhere.

In rereading my message I realize I could have toned it down some .. my apologies if I over-reacted. It sounds like our families have both had a very similar journey as it relates to GFA.