Incorporating in your State of residence and filing for the 501c3 letter of determination from the IRS is key to the successful ascension to the next dimension of your Kingdom Assignment. An integral part of my assignment is to provide assistance to churches, non-profits, and leadership that desire to incorporate their personal ministries and submit application for the 501c3. With the increasing investigations by the IRS of ministry leaders, it is important that senior leadership be aware of legalities and benefits. The Senate Committee's most recent investigation of several mega ministries has caused much discussion as to financial recordkeeping and documentation. Many leaders think that the IRS or the government will be in their business if they become a 501c3. If you are operating illegally, they will be in your business without being a 501c3. Did you know that if your church or personal ministry (you) are not a 501c3 organization, a contributor's (if audited by the IRS) contribution may be disallowed because you are not a 501c3 organization. This is information that is not voluntarily shared when asking questions regarding whether the church is tax exempt. Yes you are but the rule applies to the contributor. What if people in congregations all of over America knew about this rule?
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