Exemption application (Form 1023, 1024, or 1028)
| User Fee |
| $400 |
| $850 |
| $3,000 |
January 20, 2011
IRS Updated User Fees
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IRS fees
January 17, 2011
Alienation Limit for 2011
ALIENATION/ADVERSE BUSINESS TRANSACTION LIMITS
The amount which requires the approval of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated life and Societies of Apostolic Life in cases of alienation of stable patrimony or business transactions which could have an adverse effect on the patrimonial condition of an institute/society remains at $5,705,000.
This amount applies only to an alienation or a business transaction within the United States. Alienation and business transactions in other countries must follow the amount set for institutes and societies in each particular country or region. [See canon 638.3].
Informational Note:
Alienation: the present tax usually charged for approval of an alienation is .1% of the actual selling price. Payment must be made in euros and presented to the Congregation prior to receiving the document of approval. Up to now, wire transfers have not been acceptable.
Adverse Business Transaction: the tax now charged seems to be 50 euro.
The amount which requires the approval of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated life and Societies of Apostolic Life in cases of alienation of stable patrimony or business transactions which could have an adverse effect on the patrimonial condition of an institute/society remains at $5,705,000.
This amount applies only to an alienation or a business transaction within the United States. Alienation and business transactions in other countries must follow the amount set for institutes and societies in each particular country or region. [See canon 638.3].
Informational Note:
Alienation: the present tax usually charged for approval of an alienation is .1% of the actual selling price. Payment must be made in euros and presented to the Congregation prior to receiving the document of approval. Up to now, wire transfers have not been acceptable.
Adverse Business Transaction: the tax now charged seems to be 50 euro.
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Alienation,
Canon Law
January 08, 2011
990 Filing Threshholds for TY-2010
- Organizations with gross receipts normally < $50,000 must file Form 990-N (but may choose to file a complete Form 990 or Form 990-EZ). Formerly < $25,000.
- Organizations with gross receipts > $50,000 and < $200,000 and total assets < $500,000 must file Form 990-EZ or a complete Form 990.
- Organizations with gross receipts < $200,000 or total assets < $500,000 must file Form 990.
- As always, private foundations must file Form 990-PF.
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990
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