Legal Question in Tax Law in California
Our fraternal society is incorporated in North Carolina as a non-profit corporation. We intend to expand activities to California and establish a bank account in California. What do we need to do if anything to satisfy the State of California -- so we are not subject to taxes on dues collected and deposited in California?
2 Answers from Attorneys
If you are active in California, such as maintaining an office or performing functions, you should register your corporation as a foreign non-profit acting in California. Your Federal 501(c)(3) or other tax exempt status will be recognized.
Frankly, most non-profit entities are not properly organized and have many tax and legal issues which are not addressed because they do not want to spend money on a tax attorney to represent them. You should immediately seek good counsel.
I hope this helps!
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