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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: FAQs (IRS form 1023) Map - Final, WHEN SHOULD I FILE? Generally, you must file form 1023 within 27 months from the end of the month in which your organization was organized*. If the organization files the application within this period, exemption will be recognized retro- actively to the date of organization. Otherwise, the exemption will be recognized from the date of the receipt. (*deadline can be extended. See Instructions Publication 557 for more information.) ???? ARE THERE ANY FEES TO BECOME A 501(C)(3)? There is a user fee based on the organization’s anicipated average yearly gross receipts for the first 4 years. $850 - for new organization with gross receipts equal or less than $10,000 $400 - for new organizations with gross receipts greater than $10,000 $900 - for group exemption Amounts are subject to change - check www.irs.gov, keyword "user fee" for updates, ARE THERE ANY FEES TO BECOME A 501(C)(3)? There is a user fee based on the organization’s anicipated average yearly gross receipts for the first 4 years. $850 - for new organization with gross receipts equal or less than $10,000 $400 - for new organizations with gross receipts greater than $10,000 $900 - for group exemption Amounts are subject to change - check www.irs.gov, keyword "user fee" for updates ???? WHAT HAPPENS AFTER I FILE? HOW WILL I KNOW IF MY ORGANIZATIONS IS GRANTED 501(C)(3) STATUS? There a 3 application categories: 1. Processed immediately, nothing else needed 2. Minor additional information needed 3. Additional development required • If 1 or 2 apply, normally you will get a determination letter or request for additional info within 60 days • If 3 applies, you will be contacted after your application is assigned to an EO specialist. • Keep your determination letter in your organization permanent records