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ladybug1259 t1_ixntujf wrote

Talk to a lawyer who does non-profit work. You'll probably need to incorporate and obtain a tax exemption. Nonprofit owned real estate usually doesn't pay real estate taxes and you could accept tax-deductible donations. Warning: this will probably cost something in the range of $3-6k to set up, possibly more with Boston hourly rates. It will likely take months to get the IRS exemption. You'll also have to file annual reports with the secretary of state and attorney General, have tax returns prepared for the organization, etc. It's a fairly complicated process with recurring obligations not a one and done thing.

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[deleted] OP t1_ixofvig wrote

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ohhgrrl t1_ixxbmp3 wrote

What kind of anti-capitalist evades taxes by setting up their commune as a corporation in a state that gives sheltered tax status? This post went from funny to gross way too quick.

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ladybug1259 t1_ixp02lk wrote

The tax exemption is an IRS process so that will be the same regardless. I think you would have to hire Delaware counsel for a Delaware incorporation, you'd still be subject to the attorney general registration and tax filing requirements and Delaware counsel is probably going to tell you to hire Massachusetts counsel anyway because there are a lot of state specific considerations and you'd be doing business in Massachusetts so you'd also still need to file annually with the secretary of state as a foreign corp and maintain good standing in Delaware with whatevers required there.

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