Tax Exemption Help

Questions about tax exempt status may be answered by the Internal Revenue Service.

Tax exemption status with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is vital to many non-profit organizations. Obtaining or maintaining tax exempt status may require some research or help to ensure you meet IRS criteria for tax exemption.

CPA

Your first stop for tax help should be your accountant or CPA. Although some individuals or small businesses choose not to hire a CPA, with an exempt organization, it becomes imperative to have professional guidance.

Tax Attorney

Tax attorneys are also a valuable source of information for tax exempt organizations. You may not have to use a tax attorney on a constant basis, but having one set up your organization and provide assistance when necessary is beneficial.

Internal Revenue Service

The IRS is also available to provide a great deal of guidance in setting up and maintaining your tax exempt status. The IRS has developed a specific site to educate non-profits called www.stayexempt.org. This site provides online training and answers many common questions regarding tax exemption.

References

• Stayexempt.org: FAQ
• Managementhelp.org: Tax Information for Nonprofits