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|attendees = | |attendees = * John | ||
* Kevin | |||
* Joe | |||
* Dan | |||
* Claudio | |||
* Walter | |||
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*** Limit Unrelated Business Activity | *** Limit Unrelated Business Activity | ||
* '''Financial Update''' | * '''Financial Update''' | ||
** Current Money: | ** Current Money: | ||
** Current Paying Members: | ** Current Paying Members: | ||
* '''Space''' | * '''Space''' | ||
* '''Event Discussion''' | * '''Event Discussion''' | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
=== Comes to Order @ === | === Comes to Order @ 7:15pm === | ||
=== Meeting Adjourned @ === | * '''Financial Update''' | ||
** Current Money: ~ $2938 | |||
** Current Paying Members: 29 55% reg members, 25% students | |||
* '''Space''' | |||
* '''Event Discussion''' | |||
* Dinner event in May | |||
* Blue Coast Burrito Dinner w/ Makers | |||
** 4/30 Meet | |||
** Waiting to hear back from BCB. | |||
* Desoldering Class | |||
** April 29th Taught by Claudio | |||
* Fiberglass Class Taught by Kevin | |||
** Tentative date | |||
*'''Membership''' | |||
** Discussion of number of student memberships | |||
** Trent approved by board needs to go to paying membership to decide | |||
* '''501(c)(3) Pros / Cons''' | |||
** Cons don't outweigh the pros | |||
=== Meeting Adjourned @ 8:22pm === | |||
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Attendance
- John
- Kevin
- Joe
- Dan
- Claudio
- Walter
Count: 6
Agenda
- 501(c)(3) Pros / Cons
- Sources
- Pros
- Exemption from Federal Income Tax
- Exemption from F.U.T.A. (federal unemployment tax)
- Tax Deductibility for Donors
- Eligible for Government & Foundation Grants
- Eligible for Bulk Mailing Permit
- Gambling Permits (in some jurisdictions)
- Credibility
- Pay no federal, state, or local taxes
- Qualify for special grants and government funding, even lower postage rates
- Encourage donation by providing donors with tax deduction
- Shield owners and directors from liability through status as a corporation
- Be eligible for discounted advertising rates, including possible free tv and radio public service announcements (PSA's)
- Cons
- Lengthier, more-involved application and qualification process that requires payment of multiple fees and costs
- Must comply with numerous regulatory requirements, including submitting annual reports to federal and state agencies
- Can only pay managers reasonable salaries, can't divide profits equally.
- Can't pay Board of Directors
- On dissolution, must distribute assets to other non-profits
- Required to:
- Keep Adequate Records
- File Required Returns
- Provide Donor Substantiation
- Obey Disclosure Laws
- Generate Public Support
- Avoid "Excess Benefits" for insiders
- Shun Political Activity
- Limit Legislative Activity
- Limit Unrelated Business Activity
- Financial Update
- Current Money:
- Current Paying Members:
- Space
- Event Discussion
- Blue Coast Burrito Dinner w/ Makers
- 4/23 or 4/30
- Waiting to hear back from BCB.
- Desoldering Class
- April 29th Taught by Claudio
- Fiberglass Class Taught by Kevin
- Tentative date May 27
Notes
Comes to Order @ 7:15pm
- Financial Update
- Current Money: ~ $2938
- Current Paying Members: 29 55% reg members, 25% students
- Space
- Event Discussion
- Dinner event in May
- Blue Coast Burrito Dinner w/ Makers
- 4/30 Meet
- Waiting to hear back from BCB.
- Desoldering Class
- April 29th Taught by Claudio
- Fiberglass Class Taught by Kevin
- Tentative date
- Membership
- Discussion of number of student memberships
- Trent approved by board needs to go to paying membership to decide
- 501(c)(3) Pros / Cons
- Cons don't outweigh the pros