Charitable nonprofit corporations should be familiar with the importance of tax-exempt status, and these situations that put its tax-exemption in jeopardy.
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It’s important to understand the risks to a nonprofit organization’s tax-exempt status when it comes to political campaign activities.
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CA Secretary of State imposes a penalty for failure to file Statements of Information for Corporations, Nonprofits, and Limited Liability Companies. Learn more here.
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Learn how your nonprofit can stay up to date on your annual filings with the California Attorney General.
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IRS released Issue Snapshots on self-dealing of Private Foundations involving the sale or exchange of property and on the lending of money or another extension of credit. Learn more.
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Charities may use the Attorney General’s registration online renewal system. The renewal system may only be used by charity registrants in current (good) standing with the Registry of Charitable Trusts
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The Franchise Tax Board or the California Secretary of State can suspend an exempt organization for a number of reasons. Suspension affects an organization’s tax-exempt status.
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There are state and federal annual filing requirements for nonprofits. Know these deadlines to avoid risk of suspension, penalties, or loss of tax-exempt status.
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It’s easy for a 501(c)(3) organization to maintain its tax-exempt status – and can be just as easy to lose it. Learn more in this blog.
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Congress allows the public to inspect documents that charitable organizations file with the IRS. Learn more about the requirements in this blog.
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