We help clients form new nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations – charities, foundations, and associations.
Cullinane Law Group provides a quick, straightforward solution to start your tax-exempt organization. Since we are not able to work with everyone, we have compiled some key steps here. Each organization is unique in its formation applications – the steps differ for foundations, small booster clubs, churches, associations, international operations, etc. You’ll want to check with your state (for incorporation details) and the IRS for specific steps. This is provided as general support, not as legal advice. Please contact us if you’d like to invest in a legal strategy session to get your questions answered.
**NOTE – the IRS filing fees and applications have changed since the publication of this general information article. Please check with the IRS for updated application and fees.
**NOTE – the IRS filing fees and applications have changed since the publication of this general information article. Please check with the IRS for updated application and fees.
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- What is the Difference between Nonprofit and Tax-Exempt?
- What is the Difference between a Public Charity and Private Foundation?
- What is the Difference between Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws?
- Who Owns a Nonprofit
- What are the Duties of Nonprofit Directors?
- What Needs to Be Included in our Minutes?
Please let us know if you’d like to learn about turn-key solutions to starting your nonprofit organization with ease.
