Last year dozens of employees who worked for Kanye West to put on his weekly Sunday Service concert series filed a class action lawsuit over their working conditions and pay [click here if you missed that].
In totally unrelated news, Kanye just registered 'Sunday Service' as a non-profit organization...
KANYE West has quietly made his church official by registering his Sunday Service as a tax-exempt non-profit - amid ongoing lawsuits from disgruntled workers, The Sun can exclusively reveal.
Documents obtained by The Sun show Kanye hired lawyer, Karl F. Mill, based in San Francisco specializing in non-profits, and has now been granted 501c3 tax-exempt status.
A filing dated March 23 shows details of the corporation and lists the $2.2million HQ in Calabasas, which Kanye is said to have turned into a bachelor pad amid his divorce from Kim Kardashian.
A certificate of status viewed by The Sun has also been signed by Shirley Weber, Secretary of State.
Kanye's decision to make the church official comes at an interesting time, as he's being sued for damages in two class-action lawsuits in Los Angeles, first revealed by The Sun in January.
