Our Nonprofit and Tax-Exempt Practice
Montague Law helps your organization achieve its mission by covering the important aspects of nonprofit operation, from formation to compliance, tax-exemptions, board selection, governance, and fundraising.
Formation & Tax-Exempt Status
Our tax-exempt and nonprofit practice gives comprehensive guidance for establishing your organization. This includes drafting and filing Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws to ensure compliance.
Our services also cover securing federal and state tax-exempt status by preparing and filing IRS forms such as 1023, 1023-EZ, or 1024 and navigating the complexities of tax law to facilitate your organization’s smooth operation. Montague Law advises clients in determining the most appropriate type of exemption.
Governance & Compliance
Our team assists in developing mission appropriate governance structures and providing ongoing advice as your organization thrives and grows. Additionally, we work to create and implement compliance and ethics programs that meet your obligations, educate your workforce, and mitigate regulatory risks.
Our goal is always to ensure your nonprofit operates efficiently and in line with best practices so you can identify and address potential issues, helping you avoid penalties and maintain your tax-exempt status.
Operational Support for Nonprofits
Our attorneys also provide legal assistance on fundraising activities and ensure compliance with state law. We will assist in drafting and reviewing contracts, including employment contracts and internal policies, and in handling disputes.
Additionally, we support various business transactions involving your organization, such as mergers of exempt organizations, lease and purchase agreements, forming subsidiaries, and managing asset transfers to ensure transactions are legally sound and beneficial to your nonprofit.
Dispute Resolution and Litigation
Should your nonprofit face legal disputes, our litigation and dispute resolution lawyers are here to defend your interests. We represent you in court to achieve favorable outcomes.