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Which activity does the IRS allow nonprofit organizations to engage in?
advertising tax deductions for donations
compensating business owners based on profits
filing the same tax forms as for-profit organizations
collecting a profit as a means to generate income
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Advertising that donations are tax-deductible.
Nonprofits may inform donors that contributions are tax-deductible (if the organization is a qualified tax‑exempt entity and the statements are accurate). They may not distribute profits to owners or treat owner compensation like a for‑profit, and they file nonprofit-specific returns (e.g., Form 990).
Nonprofits may inform donors that contributions are tax-deductible (if the organization is a qualified tax‑exempt entity and the statements are accurate). They may not distribute profits to owners or treat owner compensation like a for‑profit, and they file nonprofit-specific returns (e.g., Form 990).
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