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Non-Profit Corporation

Start Your Texas Non-Profit Corporation Today!

The primary benefit to starting your own Texas non-profit corporation is to obtain the special limited liability protection along with the tax and financial incentives available to registered charitable organizations.

Take advantage of our Texas Non-Profit Corporation Filing Service Today!

One Time Fee $100!

Here’s How It Works:

 

  • *Verify corporate name availability
  • *Unlimited customer support before/during/after the filing process
  • *State Filing Fee ($25 One Time)
  • *Need to select an initial board of directors (need at least 3)
  • *Prepare and File your Articles of Incorporation/Certificate of Formation
  • *FREE first year Texas Registered Agent Service ($49/year Value)
  • *Obtain Federal Employer Identification Number
  • *Electronic delivery of all approved documents to your secure Client Portal
  • *2-3 Business Day Electronic Delivery

 

GET STARTED HERE

 

Texas Non-Profit & IRS 501 (c)(3) Tax Exempt Status

Non-profits are recognized as a public charity and qualify for the 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt status from the IRS, are liable to obtain the many benefits and privileges available to non-profit charitable organizations. These include limited liability protection for directors and/or members, receive donations, and the permission to obtain grants from both public and private entities. This status also exempts the corporation from paying state taxes on profits generated by the entity.

We only file for your formation as a Texas non-profit corporation. Once you receive these approved documents, you use them to file an application with IRS to receive your federal 501 (c) (3) tax exempt status.

Helpful References:

Internal Revenue Service Federal Tax Exempt Status Information

 

 

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