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Steve,
In the US, churches have an "automatic" tax exempt status. So if you do
not file the 501C your parishioners still can claim their donations for tax
purposes. However if a parishioner gets audited by the IRS they may have to
prove that y
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"Steve Horrillo" <usenet@stephenhorrillo.com> wrote in message
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> On 17-Jan-2006, "Deadrat" <ephemera1@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> > Is it better for a church not to get 501C
> > > status rather tha
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On 17-Jan-2006, "Deadrat" <ephemera1@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Is it better for a church not to get 501C
> > status rather than foster a false sense of security. It also would make
> > me
> > have to take into account those who donated and worry abo
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"Steve Horrillo" <usenet@stephenhorrillo.com> wrote in message
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> I've stated a non-profit corporation. Namely a church. I notice this 501C
> status is very conditional.
Yeah, it's conditional upon
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I've stated a non-profit corporation. Namely a church. I notice this 501C
status is very conditional. The government can pull it if they want and then
causes an instant liability to anyone who contributed. I'm also told that
even if a church isn't a 50
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