Forming Your Learning Cooperative into a Non-Profit Private School for Home Educators

Step 8 - Applying for Sales Tax Exemption
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Step 1 - First Steps, Tools & EIN Number
Step 2 - Creating Your Bylaws & Articles of Incorporation
Step 3 - Incorporating Your Group
Step 4 - Joining a Professional Education Association
Step 5 - Forms that Demonstrate Your Educational Purpose & Structure
Step 6 - Completing the Non-Profit Application
Step 7 - Obtaining State Corporate Income Tax Exemption
Step 8 - Applying for Sales Tax Exemption
Step 9 - Official Papers of the First Meeting of the Board
Step 10 - Optional Accreditation & Meeting State Requirements
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After you receive your IRS determination letter, signaling your approval as a non-profit organization, you can apply for state sales tax exemption.
 
Each state has it's own procedures for obtaining sales tax exemption.   Refer to the state sheet in the NOLO book and follow the directions for your state.  This is a simple and self-explanatory process.  Further information can be found in chapter 9, section A of the NOLO book.