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How to Plant a Church: A Guide To Successful Startups

With a recent decline in church attendance, there is a growing need to expand your ministry’s outreach. If you’re looking for ways to engage churchgoers and successfully spread your faith, church planting is a great solution. Whether you’re already a…

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Nonprofit Compliance Basics

After incorporating in your state and setting up your nonprofit’s 501(c)(3) status with the IRS, the biggest regulatory concern that you’ll have is maintaining ongoing compliance with the law.  The regulatory filings required for both state and federal entities are…

This guide explores five steps to follow when a nonprofit’s 501(c)(3) status is revoked.

How to Handle a Revoked 501(c)(3) Status in 4 Steps

Some days, there are pieces of mail you really wish you didn’t receive. Bills, late notices, warranty expirations, or recalls on your car are all examples of items we’d rather not get. But one piece of mail you really don’t…

This guide explores the basics of 501(c)(3) churches and why they should apply for tax-exempt status.

Does a Church Need 501(c)(3) Status? A Guide to IRS Rules

If you’re well-versed in the basics of 501(c)(3) organizations, you know that 501(c)(3) status requires an organization to have an IRS-determined charitable purpose. One category of qualifying charitable purposes that these organizations can hold is religious. But there is a…

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Form 990: The Public Window Into Your Nonprofit

There are lots of reasons why your nonprofit’s annual IRS Form 990 is critically important. Chief among those reasons is that it is legally required that your organization file one each year. But another important consideration is the public transparency…

Top 10 Form 990 Audit Triggers No One Told You About

Top 10 Form 990 Audit Triggers No One Told You About

Timely and accurate filing of Form 990 is essential to the ongoing success of your nonprofit. We often run into the false notion that since it is a nonprofit filing the return, that the IRS really doesn’t pay that much…

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