Each state has unique requirements for the types of nonprofits and the specific circumstances that qualify for Sales or Property Tax Exemptions. These exemptions can provide significant savings for nonprofit organizations by reducing or eliminating tax burdens on purchases or property ownership.

At this time, Instant Nonprofit does not file Sales or Property Tax Exemption paperwork on behalf of our customers due to the complex and varying rules across states. However, we encourage you to research your state’s requirements and reach out to the relevant department to ensure you comply with local tax laws. Below, we’ve compiled links to each state’s Taxation or Finance Department where you can find more information and obtain the necessary forms for Sales or Property Tax Exemptions.

While each state has its own process, the basic steps typically include:

For more information on your specific state's requirements, please refer to the links below to access the relevant Taxation or Finance Department forms and instructions:

If you are still unsure about the process or need more specific guidance, feel free to reach out to Instant Nonprofit for general advice, or consider consulting with a tax advisor for your state-specific needs. Understanding your nonprofit’s tax exemptions can save your organization valuable resources.