Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: Improvements to home for benefit of nonprofit organization

There is a lot of litigation these days regarding non-profits. What you describe probably would not be advisable. We have an attorney who can explain your options with a non-profit. dwnancellc.com and nancegroup.com

Re: Improvements to home for benefit of nonprofit organization

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You can do anything you like. Most likely, your intended improvements to your home will never pass muster by the IRS. You have given very little information but based on what you said, this certainly will raise a red flag at the IRS and may cause an audit of all of your tax records.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.