Exempt Tax Law, PLLC: Attorneys Specialized in Not-for-Profit Organizations
Community, regional and nationwide groups organize political, religious and charitable organizations with clear, meaningful goals in mind. Compliance with Federal and State laws and regulations is the responsibility of the non-profit organization benefits from tax exemption.
Why Exempt Tax Law, PLLC?
Organizers and managers of non-profits look to Exempt Tax Law, PLLC, to help ensure that they can make good use of all the advantages that the law allows. They seek help to comply with applicable state and federal laws and regulations. They trust our law firm knowing that representation of non-profit organizations is what we have been doing since Exempt Tax Law, PLLC was formed in 1993. Our attorneys have many years of "hands-on" experience.
Our Valued, Varied Clients
Clients of Exempt Tax Law, PLLC include colleges and universities, churches, schools, alumni associations, health care charities, research organizations, think tanks, conservation organizations, humane societies, developers of housing for low-income families and the elderly, economic development organizations for disadvantaged communities, private foundations, supporting organizations, trade associations, social clubs, and fraternal orders. Our clients' charitable, political, educational and religious activities operate in the U.S. as well as in other countries.
Our experienced attorneys welcome inquiries from new or existing non-profit organizations. Contact the law firm's offices by calling us or by e-mail through this Web site.
Cost-Effective Legal Services for New and Existing Non-Profits
Full-Service Law Firm for Tax-Exempt Organizations
The law firm represents more than 250 tax-exempt organizations from start-up (forming a non-profit entity) through maintaining tax-exempt status and providing general legal counsel. Because we focus our legal practice on tax-exempt organizations (including charitable, educational, and religious organizations), our attorneys and legal staff are highly knowledgeable about tax-exemption rules and regulations governing NPOs.
