That would be an organization that doesn't profit.
It will normally be a charity of some description, they use the term 'non-profit' organization to show that they aren't just keeping donated money for themselves.
The purpose of a non profit will be different for every non profit.
It is an organization that exists to serve a purpose as opposed to make money.
The difference is the IRS designation and the intent. Non profits exist to serve a purpose. Business exists to make money, though they also may serve a purpose.
Yes, schools are typically considered non-profit organizations because their primary purpose is to provide education rather than generate profit.
To promulgate the organisation's interest whether those are profit or non profit making interests.
It is an agency that exists to serve a purpose in the community, rather than to make money.
Yes. The intent is not to avoid profit; the intent is to serve a purpose. Profits are retained by the organization as opposed to being paid out to the owner in a for profit.
An legal and accounting organization which serves the whole community there purpose is non profit earning.
Yes, public high schools are typically non-profit institutions, meaning they are not operated for the purpose of making a profit but rather to provide education and services to students in the community.
No. It means the agency exists to serve a purpose and has tax exempt status, meaning the agency may be exempt from paying certain taxes.
To promulgate the organisation's interest whether those are profit or non profit making interests.
Yes, a school is typically considered a non-profit organization because its primary purpose is to provide education rather than generate profits for owners or shareholders.