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  • 501(c)(3) Federal tax exemption application assistance intake form.

    Please note this is not the application for the IRS.
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  • Identify 3 Officers: Typically a president, treasurer, and secretary. You will need their full mailing address. Unlike a regular corporation where you can only have 1 board member, you will need to choose a minimum of 3 board members for a nonprofit.

  • Nonprofit Mailing address that the public will see: We always recommend a virtual mailing address for $10 a month, or $99 a year but this service is optional. Any mail received would be scanned, and sent to you in email. 

  • ** A registered agent ** is a responsible 3rd party that can received mail & notices from the Secretary of State, and other official government notifications on behalf of the corporation or LLC. By choosing Howard Tax Prep LLC as your registered agent, you will stay on top of your annual filing requirements with our compliance calendar & reminder emails. If you selected the virtual address for your business, you will also further maintain your privacy by using the registered agents address on the public record with the state. Please select your registered agent choice below.

  • Nonprofit Phone number for the public to use. You can create and use a google voice until you start bringing in revenue. Here is the link to setup a free google voice number https://voice.google.com.

  • Logo: Optional, but strongly recommended: We recommend logo genie or fiverr.

    Google voice #: https://voice.google.com/

    Website: Highlighting what you do, the work that you’re currently doing, or have done to fulfill your mission. You can use a free website provider like wix.com but you will need to pay for a domain name (your address on the internet).

    Letterhead: Used to request sales tax exemption from the state & other business correspondence. You can order the small 15 page packet from Vistaprint to get started. ** Tip, Vistaprint also has logos.

    To qualify for exemption as a section 501(c)(3) organization, you must be organized and operated exclusively to further one or more of the following purposes.

    • Charitable      
    • Religious
    • Educational
    • Scientific
    • Literary
    • Testing for public safety
    • Foster national or international amateur sports competition
    • Prevention of cruelty to children or animals

     To qualify for exemption as a section 501(c)(3) organization, you must:

    • Refrain from supporting or opposing candidates in political campaigns in any way.
    • Ensure that your net earnings do not inure in whole or in part to the benefit of private shareholders or individuals (that is, board members, officers, key management employees, or other insiders).
    • Not further non-exempt purposes (such as purposes that benefit private interests) more than insubstantially.
    • Not be organized or operated for the primary purpose of conducting a trade or business that is not related to your exempt purpose(s).
    • Not devote more than an insubstantial part of your activities attempting to influence legislation or, if you made a section 501(h) election, not normally make expenditures in excess of expenditure limitations outlined in section 501(h).
  • PLEASE READ & SIGN: I understand that I have not been guaranteed or promised that the IRS will grant me tax exemption. The IRS is the only one that can determine or grant my organization with nonprofit status. 

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  • PLEASE READ & SIGN: I understand & agree that Howard Tax Prep LLC is providing me with entity creation, EIN, bylaws, & the completion of the IRS tax exemption form on my behalf. 

  • You must CLICK HERE to read our REFUND POLICY. 

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