Can I Form a Non-Profit LLC, 501c3? - IncNow
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Can an LLC be a non-profit? We discuss how non-profits can use LLCs to protect their organizations from unexpected liabilities.
What Is a 501(c)3 Organization? 501(c)3 is an IRS code section that defines what qualifies as a tax exempt organization under federal law. To receive a tax determination letter from the IRS, approving the 501(c)3 status, a non-stock corporation must submit a Form 1023 or Form 1023-EZ application with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). A corporation must meet specific requirements to be eligible for 501(c)3. To receive 501(c)3 public charity or private foundation status, specific language must be included in the non-stock corporation’s Certificate of Incorporation. Purpose Acceptable…
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