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| − | == {{ | + | == Next Steps == |
| − | + | === 501(c)3 === | |
| + | * We eventually will want to become a {{wpl|501(c)3}} registered organization. That will put us on the national level of non profit. | ||
| + | * '''Cost:''' $400 if file in paper, $200 if file online | ||
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| + | === Tax Exemption === | ||
| + | * There are some specifications on yearly tax exemptions based on the annual income of the organization. I'm currently not sure of what that amount is or how we make sure that we are exempt from such things. My first guess is that this will be something we have to file with the IRS. | ||
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| + | === Sales Tax Exemption == | ||
| + | * We want to make sure that we are exempt from sales tax within the state at least, if not more than that. We need to find out if this is a separate filing, how to file it, where to file it, and what the costs are. | ||
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| + | == {{date|2010-02-04|mdy}} === | ||
| + | The letter has arrived and we are officially filed with the State of Tennessee as a non profit organization. Next step is to try and get our Tax ID from the IRS. | ||
== {{date|2010-02-02|mdy}} == | == {{date|2010-02-02|mdy}} == | ||
The check has been withdrawn, and it shows going to the Department of Treasury for the State of Tennessee. So looks like they have at least received our paperwork and have attempted filing it. We won't know until another couple of days whether our paperwork was successful or not, but at least it looks like we're moving along. | The check has been withdrawn, and it shows going to the Department of Treasury for the State of Tennessee. So looks like they have at least received our paperwork and have attempted filing it. We won't know until another couple of days whether our paperwork was successful or not, but at least it looks like we're moving along. | ||
| − | == {{date|2010- | + | == {{date|2010-01-25|mdy}} == |
| − | + | Our paperwork has been filled out and sent off. The total cost was $100. Hopefully within a few weeks, we'll have an answer stating that we are officially a non profit organization within the state of {{wpl|Tennessee}}. In the mean time we are going to trudge along trying to interest more people. If we get turned down for the non profit status, we'll try again. | |
Revision as of 05:57, 8 February 2010
Next Steps
501(c)3
- We eventually will want to become a 501(c)3 registered organization. That will put us on the national level of non profit.
- Cost: $400 if file in paper, $200 if file online
Tax Exemption
- There are some specifications on yearly tax exemptions based on the annual income of the organization. I'm currently not sure of what that amount is or how we make sure that we are exempt from such things. My first guess is that this will be something we have to file with the IRS.
= Sales Tax Exemption
- We want to make sure that we are exempt from sales tax within the state at least, if not more than that. We need to find out if this is a separate filing, how to file it, where to file it, and what the costs are.
February 4, 2010 =
The letter has arrived and we are officially filed with the State of Tennessee as a non profit organization. Next step is to try and get our Tax ID from the IRS.
February 2, 2010
The check has been withdrawn, and it shows going to the Department of Treasury for the State of Tennessee. So looks like they have at least received our paperwork and have attempted filing it. We won't know until another couple of days whether our paperwork was successful or not, but at least it looks like we're moving along.
January 25, 2010
Our paperwork has been filled out and sent off. The total cost was $100. Hopefully within a few weeks, we'll have an answer stating that we are officially a non profit organization within the state of Tennessee. In the mean time we are going to trudge along trying to interest more people. If we get turned down for the non profit status, we'll try again.