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TAX EXEMPT & GOVERNMENT ENTITIES (TE/GE) BUSINESS OPERATING DIVISION FISCAL YEAR 2019 PROGRAM LETTERMESSAGE FROM THE TE/GE COMMISSIONERS This Program Letter shares with you where we are heading in

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1. Gather all the required information and documents such as entity's EIN (Employer Identification Number), legal name, address, and contact details.
2. Determine the tax-exempt status that the government entity is eligible for, such as 501(c)(3) for charitable organizations or 501(c)(4) for social welfare organizations.
3. Fill out the appropriate IRS tax exemption form, which is usually Form 1023 or Form 1024. Provide accurate and detailed information about the government entity's purpose, activities, and financials.
4. Attach any necessary supporting documents, such as organizational bylaws or articles of incorporation.
5. Review the completed application thoroughly to ensure that all the required fields are filled out accurately.
6. Submit the application and any required fees to the IRS either online or by mail, following the instructions provided with the form.
7. Wait for the IRS to review the application. This process can take several weeks or months.
8. If approved, the government entity will receive a determination letter from the IRS confirming its tax-exempt status. Keep this letter for future reference and tax purposes.
9. Maintain proper records and fulfill any ongoing filing requirements to maintain the tax-exempt status.

Who needs tax exempt government entities?

1. Government entities such as municipal governments, state governments, federal agencies, or other public entities may need tax-exempt status.
2. Non-profit organizations that operate under government jurisdictions, such as public schools, libraries, museums, or public hospitals, may also require tax-exempt status.
3. Tax-exempt status allows these government entities to receive tax benefits and exemptions, making it easier for them to fulfill their missions and serve the public effectively.

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What is tax exempt government entities?

Tax exempt government entities are organizations such as educational institutions, charitable organizations, and religious groups that are exempt from paying certain taxes.

Who is required to file tax exempt government entities?

Tax exempt government entities are required to file annual information returns with the IRS, typically using Form 990 or 990-EZ.

How to fill out tax exempt government entities?

To fill out tax exempt government entities, organizations must provide information on their financial activities, governance structure, and programs and services.

What is the purpose of tax exempt government entities?

The purpose of tax exempt government entities is to provide transparency and accountability for organizations that receive tax-exempt status.

What information must be reported on tax exempt government entities?

Information that must be reported on tax exempt government entities includes revenue sources, expenses, executive compensation, and activities conducted.