Transcription of Publication 3833 (Rev. 12-2014) - IRS tax forms
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Tax Exempt and Government EntitiesEXEMPT ORGANIZATIONSDISASTERR elief,PROVIDING ASSISTANCE THROUGH CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS,iiTABLE of,ContentsHelping Through an Existing Charitable Organization, ..3,Federal Tax Law, ..3,State Law Considerations, ..3,Establishing a New Charitable Organization, ..4,Applying for Tax-Exempt Status, ..4,Employee Identification Number (EIN), ..5,Expedited Processing of Applications for Exemption, ..5,Public Charity vs. Private Foundation, ..7,How Charitable Organizations Help Victims, ..8,Aid to Individuals, ..8,Aid to Businesses, ..8,Charitable Class, ..9,Needy or Distressed Test, ..11,No Automatic Right to Charity Aid,..11,Short-Term and Long-Term Assistance, ..12,Documentation, ..13,Documentation of Short-Term emergency Aid, ..13,Reporting, ..14,Income Tax Treatment of Qualified Disaster Payments.
Providing aid to relieve human suffering caused by a natural or civil disaster or an emergency hardship is charity in its most basic form. Charitable organizations, including churches, are frequently able to administer relief programs more efficiently than individuals acting on their own.
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