In order to become a viable nonprofit organization, you will have to apply for tax-exempt status with the organization, which is also referred to as 501(c)(3) status. Having this status allows your organization to receive grants and receive tax-deductible donations. But, how do you know how to apply

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In order to become a viable nonprofit organization, you will have to apply for tax-exempt status with the organization, which is also referred to as 501(c)(3) status. Having this status allows your organization to receive grants and receive tax-deductible donations. But, how do you know how to apply

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