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Our clients run the gamut from recently incorporated, fledgling nonprofit organizations to well-established, well-known organizations with multi-million dollar budgets and a global presence. We take care and pride in carefully tailoring the types of legal services we provide for a particular client to the needs of that client. For some clients, we act as outside general counsel or outside federal tax counsel (or both), addressing the full range of legal or tax issues that the organization is confronted with in the course of furthering its nonprofit mission. For other clients, we handle discrete legal and tax issues when our specialized knowledge or experience is needed to supplement the organization’s in-house legal and tax capabilities. Finally, for many clients, our principal role is to provide the experience and substantive knowledge needed to guide them through an IRS audit, voluntary disclosure, criminal investigation, or state or federal court action. Whatever a client’s need may be, our goal is to provide outstanding legal services and build a professional relationship that extends beyond the issue or crisis at hand.

The following is a list of the most common types of legal services we provide to our clients, as well as the most common legal issues we have addressed for our clients. We have also addressed many other tax and legal issues for our clients, so please contact us to discuss our experience and ability to help with other issues not identified below.

IRS Audits

Voluntary Disclosures (Non-filing and Non-payment of Taxes)

Children's Ministry

Legal Audits and Internal Investigations

Tax and Business Litigation

Political Activities

Real Estate

Charitable Donations and Substantiation

Tax Issues

Laws Related to Clergy, Ministers and Pastors

Governance Issues and Best Practices

Real Estate and Business Transaction Structuring

Entity Formation

Employment Law and Volunteer Issues

Intellectual Property Issues

Applications for Recognition of Tax-Exempt Status (IRS Forms 1023 and 1024)

Financial Considerations and General Operations

Choice of Entity, Business Entity Structuring, and Registration

Board of Directors Issues

Compensation Practices and Issues

Anthony & Middlebrook, P.C.: A Boutique Nonprofit, Tax-Exempt Organization Law Firm