Georgia Do Your Own Nonprofit: The ONLY GPS You Need for 501c3 Tax Exempt Status - Paperback

by R'Tor John D. Maguyop (Author), Daniel Oerther (Foreword by), Kitty Bickford (Author)

Author's Note on May 1, 2020: IRS changed everything in 2020 and now this book is out of date. However, the new one with the new information, forms and procedures is available. It is the 4th edition. Kept the price the same as 3rd edition although 4th edition has over 50 more pages of information. ISBN: 978-1-63308-538-1

This book includes up to the minute coverage, including IRS Form 1023-EZ that became effective July 1, 2014. Designed to give you just what you need to move from one task to the next in logical order, you can get most of the process completed in a weekend if you get serious about it, especially if you are a brand new organization just getting started. It couldn't be easier or faster. Clear your calendar, roll up your sleeves and get to work. Success is just ahead!

A straight shot to IRS approval in orderly steps with no guesswork including:

• Step by step guidance
• Specific state requirements
• EXACT Mandatory IRS language
• Line by line coverage of IRS Form 1023 and all schedules
• Interactive Form i1023 and the NEW Form 1023-EZ
• Reinstatement after automatic revocation
• Free access to dozens of approved IRS packages and narratives
• Templates for Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws including mandatory IRS clauses

Author Biography

Dr. Kitty Bickford is one of the foremost experts in the country on getting tax exempt 501c3 nonprofit status. A Christian woman, teacher, speaker, author, consultant, and 10 year Air Force veteran, Kitty is happily married to her best friend, has four children, and fourteen grandchildren. She is a lifelong "extravagant cheapskate" who enjoys doing big things on small budgets. Her favorite scripture is "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." As a teacher, she lives by Albert Einstein's famous "if you cannot explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." She is also the author of Nonprofit Touchdown: Winning The 501c3 Game Against IRS which covers all 50 states instead of just Georgia. You do not need both books, either will work well.