BERKELEY, CA--(Marketwired - Sep 30, 2016) - Media reports about Donald Trump's charitable foundation have brought obscure nonprofit fundraising registration laws into the public eye. Nolo, a long-time publisher of do-it-yourself legal guides for consumers and businesses, has resources available to demystify these laws.
State fundraising registration can be a difficult and confusing process, with different rules, forms, exemptions, procedures, and deadlines in every state. Most nonprofits are required to register in their home state and many are required to register in other states as well depending on their fundraising activities. Failure to properly register can result in fines, penalties, and even a requirement to return donations.
Nonprofit Fundraising Registration: Nolo's 50-State Digital Guide offers all information needed for nonprofits to register in any state, with a minimum of time and effort. It includes detailed 50-state information with links to all required forms, as well as information for each state on filing fee amounts, signatures required, filing addresses, supporting documents required, and more.
It also explains the registration process -- the IRS's role, exemptions from registration, online fundraising, and strategies to avoid unnecessary registrations.
The Guide is updated quarterly, and received its latest update this week. It is available at https://www.nolo.com/products/nonprofit-fundraising-registration-subscription-enreg.html.
Nolo also has experts on nonprofit fundraising registration law available to members of the media who are reporting on this issue. Please contact Nolo Media Relations at pr@internetbrands.com to schedule an interview.
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