exempt organizations

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This recorded series includes 6+ hours of recorded videos, reading materials and sample documents for setting up public non-profit organizations.

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Exempt Organizations

Public and Private Wealth Structures Defined
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Taxation is for the self-serving. If your objective is to serve the public as well as to serve yourself, there is no reason to be taxed.

In the Private Trust Education series, we define an organization that is tax non-obligated for lack of jurisdiction. In Trust Web Structures we will share the means of connecting the private express trust through a trust web to entities that operate in the public. In Living Free of the System, we will show how to bank in lawful money, tax non-obligated. But what are the entities of choice for operating in the public? And how do you do it tax exempt? That's what Exempt Organizations is all about.

The federal government and the IRS provide for numerous ways that anyone with a cause or a purpose can operate a business tax free, provide for self and family and receive all the benefits of operating as an executive in the public arena.

In this course we outline and define all the different types of entities that allow one to operate completely tax free and engage the public while maintaining minimal contacts and an arms length distance from liability. We will discuss how to choose, form, file and manage these exempt entities.

In the end you will have a clear and concise understanding of how to create a structure that can raise and accumulate massive funding, influence the welfare and politics of our community and house anonymous donations all within lawful and legal means.

Exempt Organizations syllabus

Exemption

History
Heirarchy of Exempt Organizations
Title 26 Section 501
What is an exempt organization?
For-profits, non-profits and not-for-profits… some distinctions
5 life stages of an exempt organization

Non-profits, not-for-profits and charitable organizations

Introduction to Title 26 Section 501(c)3
Public charities vs. private foundations
Section 509 classifications
Filing procedure and lifecycle
Non-profit vs. not-for-profit

Churches and religious orgs

History
Purpose of status
Exempt vs. non-obligated
508(c)1(a) vs. 501(c)3
Filing an Archdiocese as Archbishop
14 points of the church
Filing procedure and lifecycle
The cult: a look into the 501(d)
Forming a treasury for your community

The future of funding: Super PACs and social welfare organizations

History
Citizens United Legislation
The anonymous influence our system
How we truly make a change

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