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Nonprofit Law YOU Want to Know

Nonprofit Law YOU Want to Know

Nonprofit Law YOU Want to Know

We regularly feature answers to questions from readers in our “To the Point” column. The full list can be viewed here. Here are a few questions recently received from readers. May unrecognized church accept donations? May an incorporated church, which does not have 501(c)(3) status, receive tithes and offerings from its members? --From the Website. A bona fide church is classified as a 501(c)(3) public charity whether or not it has received specific recognition of exemption from the IRS. ( See Ready Reference Page: “What Constitutes ‘Church’ Eligible for Exemption” ) The Tax Code specifically exempts churches from the general requirement to file for recognition of charitable exemption. If...

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