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1. www.presbyterianmission.org › wp-content › uploadsSample Form for the Property of a Dissolved Church

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   Department of History — All the deeds, records, and other official and legal papers, including the contents of the cornerstone, of a church that is dissolved may be collected and deposited for permanent safekeeping with the Department of History.

2. www.churchlawandtax.com › pastor-church-lawDissolution | Church Law & Tax

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   A dissolution clause is necessary in order to ensure the tax-exempt status of a church, since a church will not be considered entitled to tax-exempt status if any part of its net earnings or assets is payable to or for the benefit of any private individual. 446. It is important to emphasize that the property of a dissolved church will be ...

3. www.presbyterianmission.org › dissolved-churchSample Form for the Property of a Dissolved Church

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   March 10, 2010. Form used as a sample for the Property of a Dissolved Church. Download PDF. Tags: form, legal. “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” — Luke 23:42. Contact Us.

4. churchventurenw.com › en › resourcesDissolution Process - Church Venture Northwest

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   The church isn’t considered dissolved until dissolution papers are filed with the state, the final annual IRS 990 form is filed, and other important final steps are completed.

5. www.churchlawandtax.com › stay-legal › governanceQ&A: Dissolution of Church’s Personal Property

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   Feb 23, 2010 · In general, this decision requires approval of the members (if any) and board of the dissolving church. After all assets have been given to other churches, it should file Articles of Dissolution with the state Secretary of State. If the church is concerned about significant unknown tax liabilities, it may file Form 966 with the IRS telling the ...

6. www.ubahouston.org › blog › why-every-church-needs-aWhy Every Church Needs a Dissolution Clause — Union Baptist ...

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   Jul 20, 2021 · What should churches consider when adopting a dissolution clause? 1. What is a Dissolution Clause? A dissolution clause is a statement explaining what will happen to a nonprofit organization’s assets in the event that the organization dissolves or otherwise discontinues operating.

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   Why does a church need a dissolution clause?

   • A dissolution clause is necessary in order to ensure the tax-exempt status of a church, since a church will not be considered entitled to tax-exempt status if any part of its net earnings or assets is payable to or for the benefit of any private individual. 446

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   Do incorporated churches have a dissolution clause?

   • An incorporated church may either amend its Certificate of Formation to include a dissolution clause or include it in the bylaws. I typically recommend to churches that they place the clause in the church bylaws.

   Why Every Church Needs a Dissolution Clause - Union Baptist Association

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   What if a church is dissolved?

   • MODEL NONPROFIT CORPORATION ACT §§ 45-51. It is important to recognize that the IRS maintains that every incorporated church must contain a provision in its charter ensuring that in the event of a dissolution the assets of the church will pass to a tax-exempt organization. The IRS has stated that the following provision will suffice:

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   What is the procedure for dissolving an incorporated church?

   • The procedure for dissolving an incorporated church is specified by state nonprofit corporation law. The dissolution of incorporated churches generally is regulated by state corporation law since the state alone has the authority to dissolve those organizations it has created. 443 Corporate dissolutions may be either voluntary or involuntary.

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8. www.pcusa.org › site_media › staticLegal Resource Manual 2021 - Section 2 - Presbyterian Church

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   See the subsection below titled E. Property of a Dissolved or Extinct Church near the end of this Section. That discussion sets out helpful suggestions about the typical church dissolution, where members have moved away, died, or the like. A sample form is also provided there.