North Carolina Nonprofit Formation Summary

 I made a comprehensive table of the steps needed to form a nonprofit organization in the state of North Carolina. I also made a table of what is needed each year to maintain compliance to have an ongoing nonprofit in the state as well. 


Source:

Formation Group. Starting and Maintaining a Nonprofit in North Carolina. 501c3.org. https://www.501c3.org/state-nonprofit-guide/how-to-start-a-nonprofit-in-north-carolina/



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