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The life cycle of a public charity includes filing information returns and for tax-exempt status, and updating its mission and purpose.

Discussion of tax rules relating to charitable contribution deductions that may be available when individuals purchase items at a charity auction.

Links to helpful information about points of intersection between charitable organizations and the IRS, including access to explanatory information and forms that an organization may need to file with the IRS.

Discussion of tax compliance requirements applicable to tax-exempt organizations.

Information about how to start a nonprofit organization that may qualify for tax-exempt status under Code section 501(c)(3).

In addition to periodic reporting, a section 501(c)(3) public charity may interact with the Internal Revenue Service at key times during its life cycle.

The second phrase in the life cycle of a public charity. To apply for exemption, an organization should obtain and complete the required forms and applications.

Information about activities that jeopardize an organization's tax-exempt status under Code section 501(c)(3).

Discussion of charitable registration and solicitation requirements for private foundations.

Example of a charter that contains information as to purposes and powers of an organization, in order to qualify for exemption under IRC section 501(c)(3).