Non-Profit Organizations

Legal Help for Non-Profit Organizations

Establishing Tax Exempt Status

To form a nonprofit, 501(c) organization, our attorneys will draft a trust instrument, corporate charter, articles of incorporation, articles of association or other appropriate document, and apply to the IRS for tax-exempt status.

We form all types of nonprofit organizations, including:

• Churches and religious organizations
• Charitable organizations
• Political organizations
• Private foundations
• Associations, societies and clubs
• Social welfare organizations
• Labor organizations
• Business leagues or trade associations
• Agricultural or horticultural organizations

Maintaining Tax-Exempt Status

In order to maintain tax-exempt status, nonprofit organizations must meet strict IRS guidelines and file an annual tax-exempt return with the IRS. Our attorneys will make certain you know what you need to do, and what you need to report in order to continue to qualify for tax-exemption.

Audits

Nonprofit organizations are coming under increasing government scrutiny. If you have been notified that the IRS will be auditing your organization, do not attempt to handle the IRS on your own. Contact our law firm. Our attorneys understand what the IRS will be looking for. Let our experienced attorneys handle all written and oral contact. Because of our depth of understanding of tax law, we know how to protect your interests.

To learn more about how we can be of service to your nonprofit organization, please contact The Robison Law Firm.