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  INITIAL FILING REQUIREMENTS TO BECOME AN ARIZONA NONPROFIT HOW TO INCORPORATE IN ARIZONA: File the Article of Incorporation + 1 copy File a cover sheet and a certificate of disclosure signed by all incorporators. Send all files to: Arizona Corporation Commission, Corporate Filings Section,1300 West Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007 Filing fee is $40…

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Client Profile: Rhonda’s Stop Bullying Foundation for Girls 2014

Rhonda’s Stop Bullying Foundation for Girls (RSBFG) received it’s 501c3 status in February 2013 (within 4 months of submitting the form 1023). The purpose of the nonprofit is to eduate girls to ‘Define Yourself Before Others Do’. The Organization offers programs focusing on empowering girls to become leaders of thier own selves in order to become less…

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What are the Primary Benefits of 501(c)(3) corporation Tax Exempt Status

Nonprofits are eligible to apply for 501(c)(3) tax exemption if their purpose is to become a charitable, religious, scientific or educational organization. After gaining the 501(c)(3) status, organizations redeem various benefits to help their cause. We at NonprofitLegalCenter.com will help your organization become 501(c)(3) tax deductible!

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Study Shows That Volunteering Experience Is Very Beneficial To Job Seekers

Deloitte Services LP has released their 2013 Deloitte Volunteer IMPACT Survey, detailing the impact of volunteering as it pertains to professional experience. The data shows that 81% of Human Resources Executives desire college graduates that have volunteered for nonprofits. Furthermore, 78% of the surveyed executives prefer veterans with volunteering experience. The overall research hypothesis is…

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Reminder: Upcoming IRS Phone Forum – 501(c)(7) Social and Recreational Organizations

On August 21 from 2:00PM-3:00PM EDT, the IRS Exempt Organizations will be holding a phone forum discussing 501(c)(7) Social and Recreational Organizations. These organizations are defined as being organized for pleasure, recreation and other nonprofitable purposes. Examples include fraternities, country clubs, hobby clubs and sports clubs. The central purpose of these organizations is to provide…

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