WASHINGTON NON-PROFIT 2025

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The document outlines the legal and tax considerations surrounding nonprofit compensation, focusing on issues of private benefit, private inurement, and reasonable compensation under IRS regulations. It discusses the requirements for tax-exempt status, intermediate sanctions for excess benefit transactions, and the importance of corporate governance in setting executive pay. The document also highlights filing requirements for Form 990 and deferred compensation issues, emphasizing the need for transparency and compliance with federal tax laws. Additionally, it provides guidance on employment agreements and best practices for nonprofit organizations.

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How many nonprofits are in Washington state?

501(c)(3) organizations may take one of three primary structures: public charities, private foundations, and private operating foundations.

What is the 5% rule for nonprofits?

Washington state has a thriving nonprofit sector comprising more than 55,500 active domestic nonprofit corporations and 18,800 registered charities.

How to become a non-profit in Washington state?

One of the important differences between a public charity and a private foundation is the 5% rule which requires the foundation to spend at least 5% annually of non-charitable use assets acquired during the previous year.

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