How to Start a Non Profit Organization – Expert 501c3 Advice

Regardless of the talents you bring to operating or creating a 501c3 nonprofit organization, dealing with the complexity of the IRS, state law, and requisite forms, all alone, can be a grinding uphill battle. Whether you are establishing a 501c3 nonprofit organization or already have one, you need an expert who has years of experience organizing and starting 501c3 nonprofits to provide you with sound 501c3 advice that can help ensure that you make the best decisions for your organization’s future.

With our help, you can put the startup process of incorporation and establishing a nonprofit on autopilot, while you focus on fundraising, networking and building your 501c3 nonprofit organization.

Obviously we would like you to hire us to jump-start your nonprofit organization into high gear… to allow us to handle all the confusing tedious forms and walk your 1023 application through the IRS tax exempt process. Our services enable you to operate immediately.

If you take advantage of our Free Consultation (1-800-928-4161), you will find we are the best to hire. Our 501c3 advice and services will put your mind at ease and fully establish your 501c3 nonprofit corporation. Either way, we will give you the best possible assistance when you call. And I promise there will be no sales pitch, just useful and straight forward answers to your questions, whether about operating or establishing a 501c3 nonprofit organization. We help out all kinds of nonprofits. Call today if you are starting a church, a ministry, a school, or an international 501c3 nonprofit organization.

We provide a straightforward, comprehensive turnkey solution to startup non-profits for a set fee. When you sign up for our 501c3 startup services, you can rest assured that you will have limited liability protection, responsible corporate governance, complete tax exempt status, and lawful compliance for your new nonprofit corporation.

The package includes securing your corporate name, Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, minutes of your organizational board meeting, a conflict of interest policy, your Federal ID Number (EIN), all documents necessary to open a bank account, and most importantly applications (form 1023) with the federal and state government for establishing your tax exempt status.

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IRS Form1023 or Form 1024 applications for establishing 501c3 tax exempt status are complex documents that require a lot of thought, planning, information, and time to complete properly.

For example, new organizations must create and submit financial statements for the current year and proposed budgets for the next two years, including a detailed breakdown of revenue and expenses. There are also numerous questions on Form 1023, which if answered incorrectly, will result in further administrative inquiries and hurdles by the IRS reviewing agent.

I also know how you can receive funding for your non-profit, even though you can’t legally fundraise as a 501c3 tax exempt organization until your tax exempt status is established before the IRS. This one bit of information alone can make the difference in getting started if you do not already have a big budget for operations.