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STATE DEADLINES ARE DIFFERENT! In Illinois, charities on a calendar year must file their annual Form AG 990-IL by June 30. If you send a letter asking for an extension, along with the form 8868 and the $15 filing fee, they will usually grant a 2-month extension.
Registering requires your nonprofit to file an application with the Office of the Illinois Attorney General Charitable Trust and Solicitations Bureau and pay a filing fee. You can use either the Uniform Registration Statement or Illinois Form CO-1, Charitable Organization Registration Statement.
For example, Illinois Form AG990-IL, Illinois Charitable Organization Annual Report, is due June 30 for calendar year organizations, but only a 60-day extension is available.
A charitable trust is essentially a way to set up your assets to benefit you, your beneficiaries and a charity all at the same time. A charitable trust could offer many financial advantages for philanthropically minded individuals with nonessential assets, such as stocks or real estate.
Trust Organizations registered solely under the Charitable Trust Act with gross revenue and assets of $25,000 or less during the fiscal year may file an AG990-IL, disclosing only total revenue, total expenditures, and assets at the fiscal year end (Line A, G and O of the AG990-IL).
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Trust Organizations registered solely under the Charitable Trust Act with gross revenue and assets of $25,000 or less during the fiscal year may file an AG990-IL, disclosing only total revenue, total expenditures, and assets at the fiscal year end (Line A, G and O of the AG990-IL).
Youll need to: find suitable trustees for your charity to oversee its running -- usually a minimum of three. give your charity a unique name. choose and formalise your charity structure. write up your governing document setting out your purpose and how you are going to operate.
Individuals, businesses, trusts, and other entities can give assets to a nonprofit, but they cannot invest in a nonprofit. With a trust, the ownership varies. If you create a revocable trust, you own the trust. You can put investments into the trust, remove investments, make changes, or even cancel the trust.
The public charitable trust should be registered under relevant laws and with the income tax department. Any income or contribution of the trust should not be not applicable for exemption under Section 11, Section 12, Section12A and Section12AA of the Income tax Act.
This Act applies to any and all trustees, as defined in Section 3, holding property of a value in excess of $4,000.

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