This is a question Tisha gets asked all the time. In this week’s two-minute tip she breaks it down for you and gives you another possible alternative for your business structure.
This is a question Tisha gets asked all the time. In this week’s two-minute tip she breaks it down for you and gives you another possible alternative for your business structure.
I do know you. And, I know where your heart, your passion, your intellect, and your experiences are. So, I will follow you. What I did not know is that Social Enterprises can qualify for non-profit funding. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Cle, for your support and I’m glad that this increases your considerable knowledge base!
Will, LLC give you the same tax break as 501c3-4?
What about grants that are set up for charity?
Are you able to start on this now?
Generally a LLC in Texas is not eligible for tax-exempt status as a 501(c)(3) or a 501(c) (4). A social enterprise in Texas is permitted to make a profit so it’s not eligible to be a nonprofit 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4).
A social enterprise can be eligible for certain grants for operational charitiable activities; it depends on the requirements for a particular grant.
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Hope that helps and let me know if you have any more questions.