Cullinane Law BlogHelp for Nonprofits, Foundations, Associations and Social EnterprisesMost Recent PostsHow to Start a Nonprofit How to Start a ChurchWe do all the work to form new churches. We off a quick, straightforward solution to the set up church... [Read more] How to Start a Nonprofit Social Clubs are Tax-Exempt? Nonprofit Law Basics: 501(c)(7) Social Clubs, Country Clubs, Golf Clubs, FraternitiesWhat is a 501(c)(7) organization? Not all tax-exempt organizations are private foundations or public charities. Under 501(c)(7), social clubs like... [Read more] Social Enterprises Doing Good and Making a Profit: Benefit CorporationsRise of the Benefit Corporation A new type of for-profit corporation accommodates entrepreneurs that want to pursue social good, environmental... [Read more] Nonprofit Law Complaints against a Nonprofit – how to respond to an inquiry and how to file an investigationLike other corporations, nonprofit organizations may run afoul of law. What types of issues can you complain about? Who should... [Read more] How to Start a Nonprofit What are the benefits of having 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status?Having 501(c)3) IRS tax exempt status provides a number of benefits: exemption from federal income tax; tax-deductible contributions; possible exemption... [Read more] Nonprofit Law What is a Fiscal Sponsorship?What is a fiscal sponsorship? A fiscal sponsor is a tax-exempt organization that agrees to shares its tax-exempt status with... [Read more] How to Start a Nonprofit What is a booster club? How can our organization start one?What is a booster club? A booster club is an organization that is formed to support an associated club, sports... [Read more] Nonprofit Board of Directors Nonprofit Law Basics: Who Owns a Nonprofit?Who owns a nonprofit? A major misconception about nonprofit organizations is that people can own them. No one person or... [Read more] How to Start a Nonprofit What is the difference between nonprofit and tax-exempt?There is a big difference between "non profit" and "tax exempt." Nonprofit status refers to status under state law. Tax-exempt... [Read more] Nonprofit Board of Directors Nonprofit Law Basics: Can the Executive Director Serve on the Board of Directors?Can An Executive Director Serve On the Board of Directors? Conflicts of interest can arise when an executive director ("ED")... [Read more] Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6Browse by TopicNonprofit LawHow to Start a NonprofitNonprofit Fundraising and Charitable GivingTax Filings for NonprofitsSocial EnterprisesNonprofit Board of DirectorsNonprofit LawHow to Start a NonprofitNonprofit Fundraising and Charitable GivingTax Filings for NonprofitsSocial EnterprisesNonprofit Board of Directors Search Search Get Started Today
