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This guide provides an overview of the process for voluntarily dissolving New York not-for-profit corporations, both with and without assets. It explains the key steps you must take, as well as answers frequently asked questions....

This webinar is intended to provide information to help you make an informed decision about incorporating and applying for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Topics Include Facts, including pros and cons, about nonstock corporations and 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status Considerations for deciding whether incorporation and 501(c)(3) status are right...

Many nonprofits have gross receipts (such as income from donations and membership dues) that do not exceed $5,000 annually. This article answers frequently asked questions related to federal tax exemption filings and reporting obligations, charitable registration requirements, and state and other tax issues....

Periodically conducting an organizational health self-assessment can help nonprofits ensure they operate efficiently, effectively, and in a legally compliant manner. This checklist identifies key questions nonprofits should ask to evaluate their performance in the areas of board governance, business operations, people and systems, community engagement,...

Many nonprofits have gross receipts (such as income from donations and membership dues) that do not exceed $5,000 annually. What forms must these small (and even larger) nonprofits file under federal and state statutes in order to be considered tax-exempt? What reporting obligations do they...

Many nonprofit organizations have gross receipts (such as income from donations and other sources) that do not exceed $5,000 annually.  This article answers frequently asked questions related to federal tax exemption filings and reporting obligations, charitable registration requirements, and state and other tax issues.  ...