Simply filling out IRS form 1023 can be a daunting task. On top of that, the management of all non-profits is governed by the bylaws. Non-profit bylaws are much different than corporate bylaws, however, in that many day-to-day issues that corporate bylaws do not address are often the subject of much of non-profit bylaws. Other issues that new non-profits face are how to apportion tax deductible donations, and what they must do when they hire employees. Each one of these questions can present a variety of answers depending upon the circumstance, and cannot be adequately addressed by filling out a form online or one bought at one of the box stores.
I have advised numerous non-profits on their day-t0-day operations, fundraising efforts and the taxation issues relating to fundraising, and the formation of the non-profit from the ground up. It is important that you have experienced guidance when it comes to issues facing your non-profit, because common mistakes can lead to you losing your non-profit status. Call on me to provide you with the guidance your non-profit deserves.
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