From formation and tax exemption to annual filings, in one place.
Most organizations start as a New York not-for-profit corporation, then apply to the IRS for tax-exempt status.
What we do: Formation, certificate of incorporation, bylaws
Free Consultation →By applying to the IRS on Form 1023, or Form 1023-EZ for some smaller organizations. The IRS reviews your purpose, activities, and governance.
What we do: Form 1023 or 1023-EZ preparation
Free Consultation →Donors generally need a written acknowledgment from you for any single gift of $250 or more to claim a deduction.
What we do: Donation acknowledgment templates and guidance
Free Consultation →Most tax-exempt organizations file a version of Form 990 each year. Missing it three years in a row automatically revokes your exemption.
What we do: Form 990 series filings
Free Consultation →Many charities that raise money in New York must register with the Attorney General’s Charities Bureau and file annual reports.
What we do: Charities Bureau registration and annual reports
Free Consultation →Income from activities unrelated to your mission may be taxable, and if it grows too large it can put your exemption at risk.
What we do: Activity review, Form 990-T
Free Consultation →Fees are quoted after a free consultation, based on the size and activities of your organization.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We will map out the steps from formation to your first annual filing.
Or email us directly at Rkang@ryanktaxlaw.com