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Arizona State Filing Requirements
Arizona has a vibrant network of non-profit organizations working across various fields, from education and healthcare to community services.
Required Non-profit Forms
Non-profits in Arizona are required to complete several forms as part of their compliance obligations.
| State Forms | Federal Forms (Required for State Compliance) |
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State Filing Requirements for Non-Profits
Non-profit organizations in Arizona must adhere to various state regulations to maintain their tax-exempt status. Key requirements include registering with the Arizona Corporation Commission, filing annual reports, and, if applicable, reporting unrelated business income.
Understanding these obligations is essential for compliance and successful operation.
To operate as a nonprofit in Arizona, organizations must fulfill several key requirements:
- Incorporation Nonprofits must file Articles of Incorporation with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) to establish themselves as a legal entity.
- Tax Exempt Status To qualify for state tax exemption, nonprofits must obtain 501(c)(3) status from the IRS, which automatically grants them tax-exempt status in Arizona.
- Annual Reporting Nonprofits are required to file an Annual Report and a Certificate of Disclosure with the ACC each year.
- Federal Compliance: Non-profits in Arizona must maintain compliance with federal tax laws, including filing the appropriate version of Form 990 (990-N, 990-EZ, or 990) based on their gross receipts.
- Charitable Solicitation Registration Non-profits soliciting contributions in Arizona must register with the Arizona Secretary of State unless exempt (e.g., religious organizations).
Mailing Address
Form 99T
The State of Arizona does not accept electronic filing of Form 99T. You need to mail the completed return to the address below:
Arizona Department of Revenue,
PO Box 52153,
Phoenix,
AZ 85072-2153.
Annual Report and Certificate of Disclosure
Nonprofit organizations must submit their annual report and Certificate of Disclosure with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) eCorp online filing system.
Filing Deadlines for Non-Profit Forms
Staying on top of deadlines is crucial for non-profits to avoid penalties or loss of good standing.
Below are the key deadlines for non-profit filings in Arizona:
Timely submission of forms is crucial to avoid penalties. Here are the important deadlines:
| Form | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Articles of Incorporation | This must be filed before establishing a non-profit entity. |
| Certificate of Disclosure | Submitted with the Articles of Incorporation. |
| Annual Report | Due to the anniversary date of the organization’s incorporation each year. |
| Form 99T | Due on the 15th day of the 5th month after the end of the accounting period (e.g., May 15 for calendar year organizations). |
| IRS Form 990 | Due by the 15th day of the 5th month after the fiscal year ends. Small organizations (gross receipts ≤ $50,000) must file Form 990-N by the 15th day of the 5th month. |
Registration & Annual Filing (Non-Profits)
To maintain their tax-exempt status and comply with state and federal regulations, non-profits operating in Arizona must adhere to specific filing and registration requirements.
Initial Registration
- Initial Registration
Non-profits must register as a corporation with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC). This includes submitting Articles of Incorporation along with a $40 filing fee. The Certificate of Disclosure must also be included. - Annual Reports
Non-profits must file an annual report with the ACC to maintain their corporate status. This report includes updated information about the organization’s directors and officers. - Charitable Solicitation
Register with the Arizona Secretary of State and renew annually, ensuring compliance with the Arizona Charitable Solicitation Act.
Annual Filing Requirements
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I start a non-profit in Arizona?
2. Are religious organizations required to register with the Secretary of State?
3. Do all non-profits in Arizona need to file Form 990?
4. What happens if a non-profit misses a filing deadline?
Late filings can result in penalties, loss of tax-exempt status, or revocation of state registration.
5. Are there any penalties for organizations that fail to file?
Annual Report and Certificate of Disclosure:
Nonprofit organizations are not subject to penalties for late filing or failing to file annual reports.
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