Adler & Colvin represents and advises a range of tax-exempt organizations that do not fall within the 501(c)(3) category.
Areas of Focus
- Advocacy and other social welfare groups under Section 501(c)(4).
- Labor unions under Section 501(c)(5).
- Business and professional associations under Section 501(c)(6).
- Social clubs under Section 501(c)(7).
- Other tax-exempt varieties among more than twenty listed in the Internal Revenue Code.
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Related Forms & Exemplars
Fiscal Sponsorship (Model C) Letter to Vendors
This letter could be important in the event that a Model C fiscal sponsor disburses grant funds for the benefit of a grantee, not by cash grants to the grantee, but by writing checks directly to the grantee’s vendors.
Fiscal Sponsorship Grant Agreement (Model C), short form
Short form of Fiscal Sponsorship Grant Agreement between a fiscal sponsor and a Model C fiscally sponsored project.
