It is vitally important for a nonprofit organization to comply with legal requirements related to maintaining its tax-exempt status.  An NPO that maintains paperwork and records and complies with state and federal rules and regulations will be well prepared in the event of an IRS audit.

When a Tax-Exempt Organization Is Subjected to an IRS Audit

Nonetheless, IRS audits and tax controversies are a fact of life from time to time. Nonprofit entities need to prepare tax filings and maintain records as if an audit will happen at any time — even if this is a rare occurrence. Some nonprofit organizations never face an IRS audit.

If, however, your NPO has received notice of a pending IRS audit, Exempt Tax Law can assist you, 

Exempt Tax Law has provided advice, counsel, and representation to many tax-exempt organizations in connection with IRS audits and tax controversies, in such areas as challenges to the tax-exempt status to the organization, unrelated business income tax, and allegations that the organization provided an "excess benefit" to an "insider." 

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Exempt Tax Law, PLLC invites your inquiry in regard to a potential IRS audit.