501c3 Tax Exempt Services

Whether you are just beginning your non profit or need help completing the final steps, CharityNet USA will prepare all of the necessary documentation on the federal, as well as state level, to secure your organization’s tax exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

The recognition of your organization as 501c3 tax exempt non profit by the IRS offers numerous advantages and is necessary to help your organization grow.

The primary benefits of 501c3 status include: tax deductions for all donors, private and public grant money eligibility, lower postage rates for tax exempt organizations, and increased credibility among the public.

CharityNet USA can guide you through the necessary steps involved to get your organization’s share of 501c3 benefits.  The IRS application process can be both tedious and complex; when done incorrectly, it can add months of delays to your approval.  Don’t let your charity lose time and money!  Allow CharityNet USA to complete your IRS application quickly and correctly the first time so your organization can begin receiving tax exempt donations!

Our 501c3 service includes application preparation of your 1023 form, plus review of your organizing documents and IRS follow-up, allowing you to receive your IRS Certification letter within 3-6 months.

At CharityNet USA, we understand organizations seeking tax exempt status have limited funding. With our professional and affordable 501c3 services, we guarantee results or will offer your money back.

Interested in receiving advantages for your organization but don’t fall under 501c3? There are many other sections of 501c that provide different benefits (some federal tax exemption but not necessarily donor deductibility) for other types of organizations.

Other common sections of 501c are:

• 501c(4)- Exempts social welfare organizations/civic leagues
• 501c(5)- Exempts labor unions, agricultural groups
• 501c(6)- Exempts business leagues, chambers of commerce, boards of trade, professional football leagues.
• 501c(7)- Exempts social and recreational clubs
• 501c(8)- Exempts fraternal lodges