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In order to have donations deductible by the donors according to Internal Revenue (IRS) Service regulations and not to be treated by the IRS as a normal, for- profit business, you would want to first
It depends if he was trying to evade federal income taxes. In itself, though, there is nothing illegal in giving funds to a church. He would have still needed to account for as rental income on his return
As your annual gross receipts are $30,000 the IRS will treat your organization as a regular for-profit corporation, especially if you engage in sales activities unless you file Form 1023 and receive the
You wrote, "We know that an individual or entity therefore cannot deduct funds donated to us as a charitable contribution on their tax return". That is incorrect if you are a new organization or have
It appears that you are referring to a 501(c)(7) recreational or social organization about which the IRS writes at www.irs.gov/irm/part7/irm_07-025-007.html Please note that donations to such organizations

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