Not for Profit Organizations or Corporations are typically formed for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, educational or other societal purposes. Obtaining not for profit status from the taxing authorities such as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is an important aspect of Not For Profit Corporation law. The firm has obtained not for profit status for a number of Not For Profit Corporations. There are many different ways to organize a not for profit organization and it is wise to use an attorney to determine how to organize it and how to continue to run it in an appropriate manner. The firm advises not for profit organizations in these matters.
Not for Profit Organization law can include the following categories:
- Agricultural Societies
- Athletic Associations
- Benevolent Associations
- Cemetery Associations
- Charitable Associations
- Charities
- Churche
- Civic Associations
- Club
- Golf Clubs
- Commercial Associations
- Condominium Associations
- Consumer Cooperatives
- Consumer Credit Associations
- Credit Unions
- Educational Associations
- Fireman Associations
- Foundations
- Fraternal Orders
- Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)
- Horticultural Associations
- Hospitals
- Incorporating Not for Profit Organizations
- Industrial Associations
- Literary Associations
- Livestock or Poultry Associations
- Marketing Associations
- Medical Health Associations
- Mental Health Associations
- Patriotic Associations
- Political Associations
- Professional Associations
- Property Ownership Cooperatives
- Public Safety Associations
- Religious Societies
- Research Associations
- Rotary Clubs
- Scientific Associations
- Social Associations
- State Crop Improvement Associations
- Telephone Cooperatives
- Trade Associations
- Water Supply Cooperatives
- Unions
