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To be legally organized, a nonprofit corporation must file Initial Articles of Incorporation (Articles) (Form 532B) with the Ohio Secretary of States office. The filing fee is $99.00.
There are many kinds of nonprofits, and charities are only one type of nonprofit. Generally, if the nonprofit earns a substantial part of its income via public solicitation, it will be defined by the IRS as a public charity.
A charitable organization is a nonprofit organization that seeks to advance some public benefit. Public benefit includes a broad range of areas such as education, poverty alleviation, scientific research, environment, diversity, religion, and health.
Registered charities are often referred to as non-profit organizations (NPOs). However, while both types of organizations operate on a non-profit basis, the two types are defined differently under the Income Tax Act.
Any charity (whether registered or not) must keep to its charitable purposes at all times and comply with charity law. A registered charity has the same general obligations of any community or voluntary organisation: to follow the aims and rules of its constitution; to be well managed; to act within the law.
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A charity that is registered with the Charity Commission (Commission).
UK Charity Numbers - By Type and Country Location/TypeNumberUnregistered charities100,000Scotland45,000Northern Ireland10,000Estimated Total412,3953 more rows
Association, Trust, or Corporation A nonprofit organization can organize itself in four ways: an unincorporated association, a trust, a corporation, or a limited liability company.
Charities do not generally have to pay income/corporation tax (in the case of some types of income), capital gains tax, or stamp duty. Furthermore, gifts to charities are usually free of inheritance tax.
Registration requirements Arizona has no charitable solicitation laws and does not require nonprofits to register with a state agency before soliciting contributions in the state. Out-of-state nonprofit corporations, however, may have to register to do business in the state.

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