There is a lot of tax information you need to know about....some things have changed since I was treasurer of the management club at the company I worked for which was a non-profit group. We took money from dues & also from fund raisers to so things for the community including supporting "guiding eyes" the training facility for the guide dogs for the blind in California & many other community support. It is similar to any other business, but the rules are strict about the use of the money. Something you need to know about intimately so as not to get into trouble with the IRS & loose your standing. I haven't had time to look it up on the internet, but would imagine that there would be some good information through google, but I would suggest talking to a good business lawyer who sets up non-profit businesses for the good information you really need

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