The IRS has incorporated an Indianapolis marijuana-smoking church as a tax-exempt religious organization. Donors to the church can now deduct contributions on their taxes.
"We got the approval back in less than 30 days," said church founder Bill Levin. “Somebody at the IRS loves us."
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