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Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3): Federal tax code section governing tax-exempt organizations, defining qualifying purposes and operational requirements for tax exemption

Form 1023 Requirements: IRS application requirements for tax-exempt status, including detailed organizational structure and operational information

State Non-Profit Corporation Acts: State-specific laws governing the formation, operation, and dissolution of non-profit corporations

State Corporate Filing Requirements: State-specific requirements for registering and maintaining a non-profit corporation, including filing fees and deadlines

State Charitable Registration: State-specific requirements for registering as a charitable organization, often required before soliciting donations

Board of Directors Requirements: State laws governing minimum number of directors, qualifications, duties, and responsibilities

Officer Requirements: State-specific requirements for corporate officers, their roles, and responsibilities

Registered Agent Requirements: State requirements for maintaining a registered agent to receive legal documents and official correspondence

Annual Reporting Requirements: State and federal requirements for annual financial reports, tax returns, and corporate status updates

Purpose Clause Requirements: Specific language required by state and federal law to define the organization's charitable or non-profit purpose

Dissolution Provisions: State and federal requirements for provisions governing the distribution of assets upon organization dissolution

Private Foundation Rules: Additional IRS regulations if the organization qualifies as a private foundation rather than a public charity

UBIT Regulations: Unrelated Business Income Tax regulations governing income from activities not substantially related to exempt purpose

Charitable Solicitation Laws: State laws governing fundraising activities and requirements for soliciting charitable contributions

Employment Law Requirements: Federal and state employment laws applicable to non-profit organizations with employees