How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation (book w/ CD-Rom) | 
| Author: Anthony Mancuso
Publisher: NOLO
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Rating:  25 reviews
Sales Rank: 12792
Media: Paperback
Edition: 8th
Pages: 393
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 10.6 x 8 x 0.5
ISBN: 1413306470
Dewey Decimal Number: 346.73064
EAN: 9781413306477
ASIN: 1413306470
Publication Date: July 15, 2007
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Product Description
Create a nonprofit in your state without a lawyer!
The process of becoming a tax-exempt organization may appear intimidating, but with How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation, you can do it quickly, easily and with confidence.
This bestselling book includes complete instructions for obtaining federal 501(c)(3) tax exemption and for qualifying for public charity status with the IRS. It will help you:
complete an IRS tax-exemption application
prepare articles of incorporation
write the bylaws of your nonprofit
fill in minutes of the organizational meeting
understand your state's specific nonprofit requirements
The 8th edition is completely updated to provide the latest federal and state rules. It also provides the latest forms you need, including the new IRS Form 1023, Application for Recognition of Exemption Under Section 501(3)(c).
What are you waiting for? Incorporate your nonprofit without a lawyer and save the money for your worthy cause!
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 EVERYTHING you need to start a Nonprofit is in this book! January 27, 2000
Rena Pina (Boston, MA)
255 out of 257 found this review helpful
As a consultant to community service groups, I recommend this book to each and every one of my clients. If you're looking to start a nonprofit organization, it has everything you need to know to start a 501(c)(3) without hiring a lawyer for hundreds or thousands of dollars. The book walks you through the state incorporation process and the federal/IRS application process; it includes copies and a computer disk with pre-formatted samples of: letters, Articles of Incorporation, Organization Bylaws, Meeting Minutes formats, and more. It also takes you step-by-step through the IRS Form 1023, which you must complete for 501(c)(3) determination. This detailed information about the Form 1023 is MOST helpful for anyone looking to start a nonprofit group!
This is THE guide to establishing a 501(c)3 non-profit! December 31, 1998
97 out of 99 found this review helpful
How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation is the simplest, straight-foward, plain english help available for groups trying to organize themselves as a tax-exempt non profit organization! Mancuso gives clear real-life examples and self tests to determine which of a plethora of options is the right one for your org., as well as suggested language to satisfy every scrutinous section in your exemption application. Don't even THINK about trying to go at it without this book at your side.
The First Place to Look December 26, 1999
56 out of 60 found this review helpful
This is the very best work I have found to date which totally describes the process of forming a non-profit corporation in terms most people could understand. Well worth a look! You'll wish you started here first!
I recommend this to everyone who asks about nonprofits February 20, 2003
Art Mellor (Arlington, MA USA)
49 out of 51 found this review helpful
I have started 4 companies in the past, my first nonprofit 2 years ago. I didn't know anything about them and this book taught me everything I needed to know to get going. I am frequently asked how to start a nonprofit by friends and I always just point them to this book. Even if you intend to use a lawyer to incorporate (which I recommend, also), this book will educate you on the things you need to know to understand the process.
Quickest Possible Route to Incorporation July 21, 2001
Georgia Hadley (Bradford, VT USA)
47 out of 49 found this review helpful
When I ordered this book, I knew nothing about the nuts and bolts of non-profit incorporation. By following the steps clearly laid out in this book, I had my articles of incorporation, bylaws, and 501c(3) forms finished in days. This is by far the best book I have ever seen of its kind. A very complicated process has been simplified enough for anyone who will put in the sincere effort to follow the book and complete the steps. Thank you Anthony Mancuso!!!
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