FREE NONPROFIT START-UP WORKSHOP at Letts Community Center

The Dandridge Firm is offering a FREE WORKSHOP!

Nonprofit Organization Legal Formation & 501c3 Tax-Exempt Status

Learn legal nonprofit organization success tips from an experienced attorney. Interactive question and answer session. Sign up for a free legal consultation following the workshop.

Topics will include:
· Choosing the Right Legal Nonprofit Entity
· Applying for 501c3 Tax-Exempt Status
· Pitfalls for Jeopardizing 501c3 Tax-Exempt Status
· Required Annual Filings

Thursday, August 6, 2009
600 pm to 800 pm
Letts Community Center
1220 W Kalamazoo Street
Lansing, MI 48915

FREE ADMISSION. Space is limited. Reserve your seat via email at Andre@DandridgeLaw.com or phone 517.256.1368.

Setting up a nonprofit organization can be a daunting task. The 501(c)3s andthe 1023s and the EINs might make you feel like you're drowning in an alphabet soup of forms. This informative program will help you navigate the process of forming a nonprofit. Learn about vital steps, such as filing for IRS tax-exempt status, nonprofit articles of incorporation and bylaws, and getting charitable solicitation licensure.

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