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Nonprofits and the Corporate Transparency Act - Who Needs to File?
February 14th, 2024
Corporate Transparency Act in 2021. Nonprofits may need to file, unless they have a letter from the IRS confirming they are tax-exempt.
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1023-EZ Problems - and How to Avoid Them!
October 8th, 2019
There is a lot to like about IRS form 1023-EZ! It is only three pages long, it asks for minimal information, and it can be filed online. What’s more, the filing fee is only $275, and the application is usually approved within a month or so. This qu…
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Annual To-Do List for Nonprofits
June 29th, 2017
At the end of the year, with all the busyness of year-end fundraising, not to mention preparing for the holidays, some important tasks can be overlooked. This is a check list of some of the most critical items for every nonprofit organization to reme…
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Board of Directors – Basic Things to Know
March 29th, 2017
Board of Directors Basics Serving as a volunteer director on the board of a nonprofit can be a very rewarding experience and a great way to give back to your community. If you are asked to join a board, or if you are a current board member wondering…
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Losing Tax Exempt Status - IRS Procedures for Automatically Revoked Organizations
March 29th, 2017
We lost our tax-exempt status! What can we do? Did you lose your tax-exempt status because you didn’t file an annual return (990, 990EZ or 990-n), for three years? If so, don’t panic! The IRS has some procedures for getting back into compliance.…
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Charitable Solicitation Registration
March 29th, 2017
Fundraising is an essential task for nonprofits, big or small, and the ability to raise funds that are tax-exempt is a major motivation for becoming a nonprofit in the first place. Most nonprofits know that they need to register for charitable solici…
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Does Your Nonprofit Need a Document Review?
March 29th, 2017
Many nonprofit organizations feel that once they receive that all-important tax-exemption letter from the IRS, they are worry free. Not true. Most nonprofits know that they must file annual reports to the State and to the IRS. Sometimes, older organi…
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Sports Clubs and Athletic Associations
March 29th, 2017
You have just been elected to the board of an amateur sports club. What should you do to ensure that the organization is in good shape? First, don’t just assume that everything must have been set up correctly when the organization was originally fo…
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Help! We Lost Our Tax Exemption
March 29th, 2017
Loss of Tax Exemption and Automatic Revocation (Losing Your Tax Exemption for Failure to File Annual Returns for Three Years) ……And what to do next! Loss of Tax Exemption and Automatic Revocation (Losing Your Tax Exemption for Failure to File Ann…
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Charitable and Planned Giving
March 29th, 2017
We help individuals, families and businesses find the most effective way to make charitable gifts through: Charitable gifts and contributions, including gifts of life insurance and charitable gift annuities Endowments Donor gift instruments Wills and…
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