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Harvey MechanicU.S.
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I am an attorney and I volunteer time to answer US Federal tax issues of nonprofit 501(c)(3) public charities only. Those questions could be about establishing and maintaining legal requirements for such non-profit organizations in the United States, including Internal Revenue service filings and requirements. I will not be working on this free forum to answer questions about Nonprofit's possible unrelated or for-profit businesses or how to fill out forms. This forum is only for general questions about federal tax law, not as the law applies to your specific situation. If you make your question public then I tend to spend more time on answers to benefit the public. If you have other questions, please contact me at Harvey108@hotmail.com I will reply from my email. To search my previous answers you can do a Google search by "site:allexperts.com/q/nonprofit" without the quotes and then add your search terms before hitting enter. |
Do the parents (members) have the right to vote for the members of the Board of Directors? If yes, inform me whether the organization is a Florida Not-for-Profit Corporation. After you give me that information
If your organization actually is going to qualify as a 501(c)(3) organization with the IRS it would need to be charitable or educational. I could analyze that for you. I would be willing to work on your
I would need to know the subsection of IRC 501(c) under which the organization was incorporated. You can find that in the articles of incorporation. If it is a 501(c)(3) organization, I would need to
You can take control of a 501(c)(3) organization and hold onto it for a while. Where an organization recognized as exempt becomes temporarily inactive but retains its identity as a corporation or association
You are welcome. I don't believe the tax law is clear and not really debatable. I cited to something in writing from the IRS as to your original question about "rent". As you may know, the landlord can