Dentures with Medicaid • Cost and coverage

Dentures with Medicaid • Cost and coverage|Medicaid Dental Care Program|

If you have lost all of your teeth, you will need full dentures on your upper or lower jaw; but if you have lost only a few, you can replace them with partial dentures or some artificial teeth. Either way, wearing dentures means spending a lot of money. It is

Can family members be on a non-profit board?

board meeting|

The success of a non-profit depends directly on the strength and leadership of the board of directors, since they are the main group that aims to satisfy the needs of the organization. In consequence, some questions arise: Is it positive to have related members on the board? Does it strengthen

Finding child care EIN number • 4 ways to do it

Finding child care EIN number|Form W-10|Child and Dependent Care Expenses information

In the United States of America, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires all businesses, including child care centers, to have an Employer Identification Number (EIN), also known as Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) to file their tax returns and to be able to operate optimally. So, if someone else is taking

Disability benefits for a veteran’s spouse • How to get 100 percent

|Eligibility for Veteran's Benefits|Dependant's application for VA education benefits

While militaries of the United States Military are in service, they may get injured physically or mentally. As soon as they return to their homes as Veterans, they can apply to get disability benefits and health care according to their injuries. It is important to mention that these benefits can

Can the founder of a nonprofit receive a salary?

founder of a nonprofit salary|Inurement section for nonprofits|Charity Navigators website

There is a misconception about nonprofit organizations, which is to believe that they have owners rather than founders. There is a profound difference, and one of the most controversial questions is if the founder of a nonprofit can receive a salary? Basically, they do not obtain profits or benefits from

Social Security disability • How to apply and Conditions

social security administration|Table of disability work||Table of disability payment

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is the government agency that has been in charge -for over eighty years- of providing the U.S citizens financial protection in cases of retirement, medicare, disability, and others. In this article, we will focus on the disability benefits. The process of applying is simple, and you can

501c3 vs 501c4 • Differences and How to apply

Volunteers|Internal Revenue Code - Title 26|8976 electronic form

At first, it is difficult to find a clear difference between “Charitable” and “Social Welfare” organizations, that is why it becomes challenging to know which one to choose. However, if you compare them, you will find some distinctive features. The former is categorized in section 501c3 and the latter in

Using non-profit funds for personal expenses

Using non profit funds for personal expenses

Using non-profit funds for personal expenses is something you should be careful about if you’re running this type of organization. A non-profit is a business like any other. As such, it has expenses to meet, salaries to pay, and regulations regarding the use of restricted funds they’ve received. It is

How to raise money for a nonprofit • Types of donations

Raising money for nonprofits|The Balance article: How Nonprofits Generate Revenue Streams|

One of the biggest concerns for many organizations is their fundings since it is the primary support to stay active over time. But something even more delicate is determining how to raise money for a non-profit organization. However, the first thing we need to be clear about is that it

How to start a 501c3 and Types of Organizations

Volunteers|IRS Exempt Purposes for an organization|SS-4: Employer Identification form|Form 1023: Application for 501c3

Creating a non-profit organization, whatever its purpose is, takes a lot of work. However, one benefit you can receive is the 501c3 status for tax exemption. The Internal Revenue Code (IRC) of the United States provides this condition and gives the possibility to not pay taxes to organizations focused on