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Re: Lunget organization
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lugnet.admin.finance
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Thu, 4 Apr 2002 23:20:34 GMT
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I checked with a former associate doing business law and she agreed that US
regulations on non-profit organizations linked with or being users' groups
of a commercial product or service is very tricky. Tax advisors would
actually tell you to be careful going down this road. If you would base the
organization in the European Union, you might get away with being
educational and/or consumer rights oriented, but I guess LIGNET is mostly a
US thing.
Just some free advice of a retired paralegal!
Alexander
In lugnet.admin.finance, Lester Witter writes:
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> Have you considered forming LUGNET into a non-profit. It might qualify as a
> educational organization. This might allow tax deductions and LUGNET might be
> able to get grants.
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> Lester
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> Any Business Law types out there?
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| Have you considered forming LUGNET into a non-profit. It might qualify as a educational organization. This might allow tax deductions and LUGNET might be able to get grants. Lester Any Business Law types out there? (23 years ago, 3-Apr-02, to lugnet.admin.finance)
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