1 Templars and Taxes. 2 Disclaimer Pease be advised that, based on current IRS rules and standards, the advice contained herein is not intended to be.

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1 Templars and Taxes

2 Disclaimer Pease be advised that, based on current IRS rules and standards, the advice contained herein is not intended to be used, nor can it be used, for the avoidance of any tax penalty that the IRS could assess related to these matters. Further, we will not be considering the details of various state and local taxation nor of employment, property or sales taxes. Many subjects will be simplified for the sake of time limitations Special circumstances are often factors. Non-profit taxation is a complex and specialized subject. Seek the advice of a qualified tax professional

3 Templar taxes As seen on a previous episode of this presentation department meetings

4 Tax Exempt Status Form 1024 – 19 page form describing activities Automatic – Theoretically yes but highly unclear who can qualify Group Exemption – Kind of like being vouched for by your governing body Grand Encampment has filed for Group Exemptions covering all Grand Commanderies, constituent and subordinate Commanderies for whom we have tax ID numbers How obtained

5 Who has to file tax returns All exempt organizations have to file something

6 Getting off easy the 990-N Electronic postcard Allowed if less than $25,000 gross receipts in 2007, 2008 or 2009 Increased limit is $50,000 for 2010

7 990–N Can we blow it off? No you can’t If you don’t file 990-N for two years You can lose tax exempt status 2007 was year 1

8 The saga continues IRS has had extensive problems because they did not understand extent of issues. Loss of exempt status for not filing 2 years became 3 years. This would mean final deadline of May 17, In 2010 IRS published a list of organizations losing status

9 Exempt Status loss Any Grand, Subordinate or Constituent Commandery that has not filed a return for calendar 2007, 2008 or 2009 is not tax exempt as of May 17, You get to pay income tax just like a for profit club – dues are taxable income. Charitable contributions passing through organization are not tax deductable

10 Regaining Exempt Status 1) Prove you did comply with the rules This will be a rare occurrence

11 Regaining Exempt Status 2) New Application Complete form 1024 $400 application fee Only exempt for period beginning on date application filed

12 Regaining Exempt Status 3) Forgiveness for reasonable cause Complete form 1024 $100 application fee Explanation of reasonable cause of why form not filed – ignored rule isn’t acceptable reason No period of non–exempt status

13 Regaining Exempt Status 4) Automatic Forgiveness Complete form 1024 $100 application fee No period of non–exempt status This is your first choice

14 Regaining Exempt Status A New Commandery becomes exempt by being included on Grand Encampment annual report This does NOT apply to a Commandery that lost exempt status

15 Automatic Forgiveness 1) Must have been eligible for 990-N for all three years. (less than $25,000 in 2008 and 2009, $50,000 for 2010) average gross receipts 2) Form 1024 before December 31, ) $100 fee and be happy its not more

16 Filing form 1024 Form is 19 pages long 501 (c) (10) Handouts include a PARTIAL sample form 1024 and instructions

17 Filing form 1024 “NOTICE ” at top of form Complete form – sample answers are not complete due to different circumstances

18 Filing form 1024 Statement Required for attachment [Name of Organization] was not required to file annual information returns for taxable years beginning before 2007; was eligible in each of its taxable years beginning in 2007, 2008 and 2009 to file a Form 990-N e-Postcard; and had annual gross receipts of normally not more than $25,000 in each of its taxable years beginning in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

19 Do it or else Reinstatement will cost $400 not $100 You will be paying federal taxes for the non-exempt years Eye foundation, Holy Land, Etc contributions not deductible State tax exempt status in danger May have to pay property tax

20 LAST CHANCE IRS has made several exceptions, extensions and special considerations Don’t expect any more December 31, 2012

21 LAST CHANCE Get the word out December 31, 2012

22 THE END