Pre-Owned Nonprofit Fundraising Registration: The 50-State Guide: Nonprofit Fundraising Registration : The 50-State Guide (Paperback)

Raise money for your nonprofit without IRS trouble!
Your nonprofit needs financial support, which means that you're most likely dependent on the kindness of donors to fill your coffers. If your nonprofit plans to solicit funds from out-of-state donors by phone, letter, email, on the web, or in any other manner, it's essential to fill out IRS Form 990 so that your organization stays legal.
"Nonprofit Fundraising Registration" is your 50-state guide to the complex and varied registration requirements you'll need to meet while fundraising for your nonprofit. Learn how to keep your 501(c)(3) status when you're collecting cash, including:
exemptions from registration
how to register in different states
initial and annual filing requirements
rules for professional fundraisers
other crucial information your organization needs to legally fundraise outside of your home state
You can't afford to overlook registration requirements -- use "Nonprofit Fundraising Registration", your plain-English guide, to keep your nonprofit status in the eyes of the IRS. Plus, get the background information you need and get a line-by-line tutorial for the Unified Registration Statement, contact information for each state, and instructions on filing requirements for each state. Fundraising registration rules for all 50 states in one easy-to-read book - let no rule be overlooked! If your nonprofit solicits donations from out-of-state contributors by phone, letter, email, your website, or any other manner, you must follow the law set forth by the new IRS Form 990. 39 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have some type of registration requirement for charitable solicitations, with several other states considering following suit. Nonprofit Fundraising Registration is your nonprofit's handbook for the complicated and varied registration requirements for nonprofit fundraising, including: exemptions from registration; how to register in different states; initial and annual filing requirements; rules for professional fundraisers; other crucial information your nonprofit needs to legally fundraise outside of your home state. Your nonprofit can't afford to overlook fundraising registration rules, so turn to Nonprofit Fundraising Registration for the required background information and a plain-English explanation of the registration process for each state. You'll get line-by-line instructions for the Unified Registration Statement, plus contact information and instructions on filing requirements for each state. Keep your nonprofit's tax-exempt status and fundraise without the worry with this book.