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Frequently Asked Questions About Applying for Tax Exemption
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Frequently Asked Questions About Applying for Tax Exemption

  1. What is the difference between not-for-profit and tax-exempt status?
  2. How does an organization become tax-exempt?
  3. Do I need a tax-exempt number for my organization?
  4. How do I get an Employer Identification Number for my organization?
  5. How do I obtain an application for tax-exempt status?
  6. Is there a fee for applying for exemption?
  7. How long does it take to process an application for exemption?
  8. How can my application for tax-exempt status be expedited?
  9. Is an exemption application subject to public disclosure?
  10. What if purposes or programs change after an application is submitted?
  11. Must an organization whose corporate charter is reinstated after being administratively revoked or suspended by the state submit a new exemption application?
  12. Does a government entity need to apply for exemption?
  13. Where can I get more information about how to apply for exemption from federal income tax?

DISCLAIMER: This information is not intended to provide legal or accounting advice, or to address specific situations. Please consult with your legal or tax advisor to supplement and verify what you learn here.

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