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Tax-Exempt Organization Law
Your business may not be classified as a 501(c)(3), but that doesn’t mean you aren’t a non-profit organization eligible for tax exemptions. We provide legal counsel for a variety of non-profits, including chambers of commerce, government entities, social welfare organizations, and clubs. We are there to assist with initial organization and filing for tax exemption with the IRS, and we continue to offer assistance regarding ongoing operations and legal filing requirements.
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