Discover the distinction between 501(c) and 501(c)(3) designations. Learn about tax-exempt organizations and the unique benefits each classification offers.

501(c)(4) groups are commonly called "social welfare" organizations that may engage in political activities, as long as these activities do not become their primary purpose. Similar restrictions apply ...

Nonprofits concerned about a politically motivated audit or other enforcement action under the current presidential administration should pay ...

These groups are tax-exempt but not 501(c)(3). Most not-for-profit organizations fall into one the following categories. Broadly speaking, not-for-profit organizations are responsible for three ...

Organizations designated as tax-exempt according to §501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. A for-profit business or consultant acting on behalf of a qualified tax-exempt entity or ...

IAWA is excited to announce that it has achieved 501(c)(3) non-profit status in the United States. All donations made to IAWA ...

Finding that the organization was not operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare, the Fifth Circuit affirmed the Tax Court’s judgment.

The Housing & Homeless Coalition (HHC) of Central New York reports on the state of homelessness in the community, and how the ...

Operating as a 501(c) organization, the group responds to community needs year-round. "If somebody is in need and if it's something that we can come and it meets our criteria, we're gonna take ...