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The Resource How to form a nonprofit corporation, Attorney Anthony Mancuso

How to form a nonprofit corporation, Attorney Anthony Mancuso

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Summary
Learn how to form a nonprofit corporation in any state and gain 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status with the IRS. Includes step-by-step instructions for both IRS Form 1023 and the streamlined Form 1023-EZ federal tax-exemption application. Learn to choose a legal name; prepare articles of incorporation; create your bylaws; obtain federal and state tax-exempt status; prepare minutes for your organizational meeting; and, establish a corporate records book
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Edition
13th edition.
Extent
340 pages
Note
  • Includes index
  • "With downloadable forms ; Create articles, bylaws & minutes"--Cover
  • "Free legal updates at Nolo.com"--Cover
Contents
  • Part 1: How nonprofit corporations work
  • 1. Is nonprofit incorporation right for you?
  • Is your group a nonprofit that can use this book?
  • Benefits of the nonprofit corporation
  • The disadvantages of going nonprofit
  • How nonprofits raise, spend, an and make money
  • Your path to nonprofit status
  • Where should you incorporate?
  • 2. Legal rights and duties of incorporators, directors, officers, employees, and members
  • How many people are needed to form a nonprofit corporation?
  • Incorporators and their role as promoters
  • Directors
  • Officers
  • Employees
  • Membership nonprofits
  • 3. Requirements for section 501(c)(3) tax exemption
  • Section 501(c)(3) organizational test
  • Valid purposes under section 501(c)(3)
  • Other requirements for 501(c)(3) groups
  • Information for specific questions about your group's activities
  • 4. Public charities and private foundations
  • The importance of public charity status
  • How to qualify for public charity status
  • Private foundations
  • 5. Other tax benefits and reporting requirements
  • Federal and state tax deductions for contributions
  • Federal estate and gift tax exemptions
  • Federal unrelated business income tax
  • State corporate income tax exemptions
  • Other state taxes
  • State solicitation regulations
  • State nonprofit corporate report requirements
  • Part 2: Incorporating your nonprofit
  • 6. Choose a name and file your articles of incorporation
  • View materials from your secretary of state
  • Choose a corporate name
  • Check name availability
  • What to do when there's a name conflict
  • Reserve your corporate name
  • Perform a name search
  • Protect your name
  • Prepare your articles of incorporation
  • File your articles of incorporation
  • 7. Prepare your bylaws
  • Choose a membership or nonmembership structure
  • Purpose and scope of our bylaws
  • Prepare your bylaws
  • Prepare membership provisions
  • 8. Apply for your federal 501(c)(3) tax exemption
  • Getting started
  • Do you need to file form 1023?
  • Prepare your tax exemption application
  • Filling out the schedules
  • Assemble and mail your application to the IRS
  • What to expect from the IRS
  • The federal determination letter
  • 9. Final steps in organizing your nonprofit corporation
  • Obtain state corporate income tax exemption
  • Set up a corporate records book
  • Prepare the minutes of your first board of directors meeting
  • Place minutes and attachments in corporate records book
  • Issue membership certificates
  • File fictitious or assumed business name statement
  • Apply for a federal nonprofit mailing permit
  • Apply for property tax exemptions
  • File an initial corporate report form
  • Register with the attorney general
  • Comply with political reporting requirements
  • Prepare assignments of leases and deeds
  • File final papers for prior organization
  • Notify others of your incorporation
  • 10. After your corporation is organized
  • Piercing the corporate veil : If you want to be treated like a corporation, it's best to act like one
  • Federal corporate tax returns
  • State corporate tax returns and reports
  • Federal and state corporate employment taxes
  • Employee income tax returns
  • Sales tax forms and exemption from sales tax
  • Licenses and permits
  • Workers' compensation
  • Private insurance coverage
  • Dissolving a nonprofit corporation
  • 11. Lawyers and accountants
  • Lawyers
  • Legal research
  • Accountants and tax advice
  • Appendixes. A. Using the downloadable forms and other online material
  • B. How to locate incorporation resources online
  • C. Information and forms
Isbn
9781413326413
Instance
Label
How to form a nonprofit corporation
Title
How to form a nonprofit corporation
Statement of responsibility
Attorney Anthony Mancuso
Title variation
How to form a nonprofit corporation
Title variation remainder
a step-by-step guide to forming a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in any state
Creator
Author
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Learn how to form a nonprofit corporation in any state and gain 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status with the IRS. Includes step-by-step instructions for both IRS Form 1023 and the streamlined Form 1023-EZ federal tax-exemption application. Learn to choose a legal name; prepare articles of incorporation; create your bylaws; obtain federal and state tax-exempt status; prepare minutes for your organizational meeting; and, establish a corporate records book
Cataloging source
YDX
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Mancuso, Anthony
Dewey number
346.73/064
Illustrations
  • charts
  • forms
Index
index present
LC call number
KF1388
LC item number
.M36 2019
Literary form
non fiction
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Nonprofit organizations
  • Incorporation
Label
How to form a nonprofit corporation, Attorney Anthony Mancuso
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Includes index
  • "With downloadable forms ; Create articles, bylaws & minutes"--Cover
  • "Free legal updates at Nolo.com"--Cover
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Part 1: How nonprofit corporations work -- 1. Is nonprofit incorporation right for you? -- Is your group a nonprofit that can use this book? -- Benefits of the nonprofit corporation -- The disadvantages of going nonprofit -- How nonprofits raise, spend, an and make money -- Your path to nonprofit status -- Where should you incorporate? -- 2. Legal rights and duties of incorporators, directors, officers, employees, and members -- How many people are needed to form a nonprofit corporation? -- Incorporators and their role as promoters -- Directors -- Officers -- Employees -- Membership nonprofits -- 3. Requirements for section 501(c)(3) tax exemption -- Section 501(c)(3) organizational test -- Valid purposes under section 501(c)(3) -- Other requirements for 501(c)(3) groups -- Information for specific questions about your group's activities -- 4. Public charities and private foundations -- The importance of public charity status -- How to qualify for public charity status -- Private foundations -- 5. Other tax benefits and reporting requirements -- Federal and state tax deductions for contributions -- Federal estate and gift tax exemptions -- Federal unrelated business income tax -- State corporate income tax exemptions -- Other state taxes -- State solicitation regulations -- State nonprofit corporate report requirements -- Part 2: Incorporating your nonprofit -- 6. Choose a name and file your articles of incorporation -- View materials from your secretary of state -- Choose a corporate name -- Check name availability -- What to do when there's a name conflict -- Reserve your corporate name -- Perform a name search -- Protect your name -- Prepare your articles of incorporation -- File your articles of incorporation -- 7. Prepare your bylaws -- Choose a membership or nonmembership structure -- Purpose and scope of our bylaws -- Prepare your bylaws -- Prepare membership provisions -- 8. Apply for your federal 501(c)(3) tax exemption -- Getting started -- Do you need to file form 1023? -- Prepare your tax exemption application -- Filling out the schedules -- Assemble and mail your application to the IRS -- What to expect from the IRS -- The federal determination letter -- 9. Final steps in organizing your nonprofit corporation -- Obtain state corporate income tax exemption -- Set up a corporate records book -- Prepare the minutes of your first board of directors meeting -- Place minutes and attachments in corporate records book -- Issue membership certificates -- File fictitious or assumed business name statement -- Apply for a federal nonprofit mailing permit -- Apply for property tax exemptions -- File an initial corporate report form -- Register with the attorney general -- Comply with political reporting requirements -- Prepare assignments of leases and deeds -- File final papers for prior organization -- Notify others of your incorporation -- 10. After your corporation is organized -- Piercing the corporate veil : If you want to be treated like a corporation, it's best to act like one -- Federal corporate tax returns -- State corporate tax returns and reports -- Federal and state corporate employment taxes -- Employee income tax returns -- Sales tax forms and exemption from sales tax -- Licenses and permits -- Workers' compensation -- Private insurance coverage -- Dissolving a nonprofit corporation -- 11. Lawyers and accountants -- Lawyers -- Legal research -- Accountants and tax advice -- Appendixes. A. Using the downloadable forms and other online material -- B. How to locate incorporation resources online -- C. Information and forms
Control code
on1082877708
Dimensions
28 cm
Edition
13th edition.
Extent
340 pages
Isbn
9781413326413
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
charts, forms
System control number
(OCoLC)1082877708
Label
How to form a nonprofit corporation, Attorney Anthony Mancuso
Publication
Note
  • Includes index
  • "With downloadable forms ; Create articles, bylaws & minutes"--Cover
  • "Free legal updates at Nolo.com"--Cover
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Part 1: How nonprofit corporations work -- 1. Is nonprofit incorporation right for you? -- Is your group a nonprofit that can use this book? -- Benefits of the nonprofit corporation -- The disadvantages of going nonprofit -- How nonprofits raise, spend, an and make money -- Your path to nonprofit status -- Where should you incorporate? -- 2. Legal rights and duties of incorporators, directors, officers, employees, and members -- How many people are needed to form a nonprofit corporation? -- Incorporators and their role as promoters -- Directors -- Officers -- Employees -- Membership nonprofits -- 3. Requirements for section 501(c)(3) tax exemption -- Section 501(c)(3) organizational test -- Valid purposes under section 501(c)(3) -- Other requirements for 501(c)(3) groups -- Information for specific questions about your group's activities -- 4. Public charities and private foundations -- The importance of public charity status -- How to qualify for public charity status -- Private foundations -- 5. Other tax benefits and reporting requirements -- Federal and state tax deductions for contributions -- Federal estate and gift tax exemptions -- Federal unrelated business income tax -- State corporate income tax exemptions -- Other state taxes -- State solicitation regulations -- State nonprofit corporate report requirements -- Part 2: Incorporating your nonprofit -- 6. Choose a name and file your articles of incorporation -- View materials from your secretary of state -- Choose a corporate name -- Check name availability -- What to do when there's a name conflict -- Reserve your corporate name -- Perform a name search -- Protect your name -- Prepare your articles of incorporation -- File your articles of incorporation -- 7. Prepare your bylaws -- Choose a membership or nonmembership structure -- Purpose and scope of our bylaws -- Prepare your bylaws -- Prepare membership provisions -- 8. Apply for your federal 501(c)(3) tax exemption -- Getting started -- Do you need to file form 1023? -- Prepare your tax exemption application -- Filling out the schedules -- Assemble and mail your application to the IRS -- What to expect from the IRS -- The federal determination letter -- 9. Final steps in organizing your nonprofit corporation -- Obtain state corporate income tax exemption -- Set up a corporate records book -- Prepare the minutes of your first board of directors meeting -- Place minutes and attachments in corporate records book -- Issue membership certificates -- File fictitious or assumed business name statement -- Apply for a federal nonprofit mailing permit -- Apply for property tax exemptions -- File an initial corporate report form -- Register with the attorney general -- Comply with political reporting requirements -- Prepare assignments of leases and deeds -- File final papers for prior organization -- Notify others of your incorporation -- 10. After your corporation is organized -- Piercing the corporate veil : If you want to be treated like a corporation, it's best to act like one -- Federal corporate tax returns -- State corporate tax returns and reports -- Federal and state corporate employment taxes -- Employee income tax returns -- Sales tax forms and exemption from sales tax -- Licenses and permits -- Workers' compensation -- Private insurance coverage -- Dissolving a nonprofit corporation -- 11. Lawyers and accountants -- Lawyers -- Legal research -- Accountants and tax advice -- Appendixes. A. Using the downloadable forms and other online material -- B. How to locate incorporation resources online -- C. Information and forms
Control code
on1082877708
Dimensions
28 cm
Edition
13th edition.
Extent
340 pages
Isbn
9781413326413
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
charts, forms
System control number
(OCoLC)1082877708

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