As a nonprofit newspaper, can I inform other people that money given to us is tax deductible?

A purchaser of a subscription to your newspaper, or to purchase advertising within your newspaper, is doing just that... they are "purchasing."...

Dissolving s-corp. Only activity in 2014 has been paying accountant and bank fees. Can't 2013 return be final?

In California, AB 2341 allows entities to avoid the minimum franchise tax or annual tax for the current taxable year if all of the following...

What you are describing is a potential "fiscal sponsorship" relationship between your program/entity and an existing 501(c)(3) charity. This is...

Can a California registered LLC form a non profit organization?

If I understand your questions correctly, your production company started a project that may, or may not, qualify as an exempt activity of a...

No matter how you word the activity (lots of people think if you call it an "opportunity drawing" that gets around the legal restriction - but it...

Is it improper if you personally, indirectly benefit from the activities of a non-profit you manage?

It sounds like you are trying to set up a Business League (or something quite similar) which could be recognized as exempt by the IRS under...

I am interested in setting up a record label that exists as a charity.

You will likely run into problems obtaining exemption from the Internal Revenue Service based on the doctrine of commerciality. From your short...

Two animal-rescue 501(c)(3) organizations trying to figure out how to 'share' a donated property.

I'll take a stab at answering this question. First, I'd be more concerned with satisfying the donor's intent and restrictions placed upon the...

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There is an organization called FISH? who funds them? how much money do they get annually? Does the President collect a salary

This is not really a legal question, but you should be able to find out more about the organization and view any tax filings they have made (if...

Non-Profit Corporation

Yes, especially if you ever plan on filing for recognition of exemption under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRC. There are likely additional filing...