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Does a non profit have to file a 940?
Nonprofits are generally not required to file Form 940, the Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Tax Return, if they do not pay unemployment taxes. However, if a nonprofit has employees and meets certain criteria, such as paying wages above the threshold for FUTA tax, it may need to file this form. Additionally, state unemployment tax requirements may vary, so it's important for nonprofits to check both federal and state regulations regarding unemployment tax obligations.
How does the National Guard work - state or federal?
both
Are state troopers considered federal law enforcement officers?
No, state troopers are not considered federal law enforcement officers. They are officers who work for state governments and are responsible for enforcing state laws on highways and roads. Federal law enforcement officers work for federal agencies like the FBI, DEA, or Secret Service and enforce federal laws across the country.
When was NonProfits' United created?
NonProfits' United was created in 1988.
What state can a Lawyer work in?
Any state he is licensed in. In some cases he can work in other states doing federal or specialized work such as Patent law.
Where online can I find information about what nonprofits organizations are all about?
The National Council of Nonprofits is a good place to start. Here is their website "Myths About Nonprofits" http://www.councilofnonprofits.org/telling-our-story/myths-about-nonprofits. There you can find some answers and links to more.
The federal government has become the dominant player in federal state relations?
The federal government has become the dominant player in federal state relations. This is to assist the states to work cohesively with the national government and ensure that resources are distributed in an equitable manner.
Can you get chart on federal and state income tax with holdings?
No. Doesn't work that way
Federal state and local government agencies work together to the hts?
regulate
How does the federal government work with state governments?
they get money and money means HELP
Who regulates nonprofits?
Nonprofits are regulated by a variety of entities. The IRS is paramount as it grants tax exempt status and also requires a 990 tax form be filed annually. The Secretary of State, depending on the state in which you are located, registers the corporation and may also require an additional registration of continued existence on a scheduled basis. Also, depending on the state, the Attorney General, and sometimes municipalities also, issues charitable registrations allowing the organization to accept donations. Nonprofits are governed by a Board of Directors that is collectively responsible for stewarding that organization.
How does the state constitution interact with federal law in terms of governing the rights and responsibilities of citizens?
The state constitution and federal law work together to govern the rights and responsibilities of citizens. Federal law sets a baseline of rights and responsibilities that all citizens must follow, while the state constitution can provide additional protections or regulations specific to that state. In cases where state and federal laws conflict, federal law typically takes precedence.
