Deciding to establish a nonprofit organization is a process. One of the key task to accomplish is filing for federal tax exemption. "You will need to file with the Internal Revenue Service for tax exempt status under Section 501©. Form 1023 is the multi-page form you will need to file. Within three to six months of submitting your paperwork, you generally will receive a letter, granting tax-exempt status to your organization." "Organizations that achieve 501©(3) status are exempt from federal taxes, and contributions given to them are deductible by donors for income tax purposes. Certain states allow state-level tax-exempt status, and in such cases, the net profit is also exempt from payment of state income taxes. In addition, the overwhelming majority of private foundation in the U.S. award grants only to organizations that have this particular tax-exempt status."
If you are planning to apply for the tax-exempt status, here are a few tips that may help save time and effort with the IRS.
Maintaining a tax-exempt status does have its benefits also:
You can find more tips by visiting the IRS website. Fontenot & Associates Solutions, LLC is proud of your idea and mission to build s successful nonprofit organization. We are here to help you build an extensive guide that will support you along the way. Our goal is to deliver sustainable tools that will help build and grow your ideas and community mission.
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