Are you reasoning about beginning a non behalf charity, but are not sure where to start or how to go about it? Have you heard of the term "501(c)(3)" but are not exactly sure what that term means or what importance is attached to it? You are probably not alone. This article hopes to shed light on some of the issues complex in creating and setting up a non behalf charitable assosication in Florida. The article also attempts to spin the basic steps one must take in going about setting up a charity without getting into too much confusing detail. If you are looking to set up a non behalf in Florida, the basic steps to be taken are as follows:
• Once you have your proposed charitable mission in mind, you should incorporate. To couple a non profit, you must prepare and file articles of incorporation with the Florida group of Corporations. The articles of incorporation is the document which "creates" your non behalf under state law. The articles contains, among other provisions, the name of the legal entity, address of the corporation, and name and address of the registered agent. Additionally, the articles must state the definite purpose for which the corporation is organized. The articles must also include distinct provisions which are required by the Irs. In order to file the articles of incorporation (and create your non profit), you must submit the document to the Florida group of Corporations along with the state filing fee of .00. The filing fee must be made payable to the "Florida group of State." You must send the articles to the group of Corporations, whose address is P.O. Box 6327, Tallahassee, Florida 32314.
• After incorporation, you should accumulate an Employment Identification amount ("Ein") for your non profit. To accumulate an Ein, you can apply for it with the Irs online, via fax, or over the phone. You can reach the Irs by visiting their website at http://www.irs.gov.
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• To make an Irs-recognized charity, the next major step is to apply for 501(c)(3) tax exemption status with the Irs. This step involves filling out a relatively detailed application known as Form 1023, Application for Recognition of Exemption. The purpose of completing this form is so that the Irs will recognize your assosication as a tax exempt charity. Moreover, once you have obtained such exemption status, donors who contribute to your charity will be able to make donations that are tax deductible, to the extent permitted by law. In order to accumulate such tax exemption status, you must perfect Form 1023 and submit the completed application to the Irs along with the applicable Irs application fee. To accumulate a copy of the application, you can experience the Irs at 1-800-829-1040.
After the form is submitted to the Irs, within about 3 to 5 months thereafter, the Irs will sass by sending to you a determination Letter which formally recognizes your entity as a 501(c)(3). If your application is incomplete or a qoute arises, the Irs will warn you of this, which may consequent in delay of the victorious processing of your application.
• Once you have received the determination Letter from the Irs, you should warn the Florida group of wage of your charity's tax exemption status by sending a copy of your Irs determination Letter to that Department. The Florida group of wage can be reached at 1-800-352-3671.
• someone else issue to reconsider is the solicitation of donations. If you plan to solicit donations from the general group to withhold your charity's mission, then you must register your charity with the State of Florida. The registration process is administered straight through the Florida group of Agriculture and consumer Services. In order to register to solicit donations in Florida, you must accumulate a copy of the registration application from the Florida group of Agriculture and consumer Services, fill it out, and then submit the completed application to that group along with the applicable registration fee. You can accumulate the registration application by contacting the group of Agriculture and consumer Services at 1-850-488-3022.
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