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IRS classification of nonprofit corporations?

April 26, 2017Classification corporations IRS nonprofit

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IRS classification of nonprofit corporations?

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BizFilings prepares articles of incorporation for nonprofit corporations pursuant to section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code. Nonprofits formed under 501(c)(3) must be formed for some religious, charitable, educational, literary, or scientific purpose. Nonprofit corporations may also be formed for other purposes pursuant to different sections of the IRS code. If you want BizFilings to form your nonprofit pursuant to a different provision of the IRS code, please let us know the code section in the purpose portion of our order form. To determine if your nonprofit needs to be formed pursuant to another provision of the IRS code, please consult the IRS organizational reference chart. (Click here to view the IRS organizational chart.) For specific advice, please consult an attorney or accountant.