A nonprofit partnership is a membership based nonprofit organization. It has the right to assist its participants in the implementation of activities aimed at achieving social, charitable, cultural, scientific, educational and other goals.
Instructions
Step 1
It is not necessary to register as a legal entity in order to form a non-profit partnership. Citizens can also be its organizers. However, the law provides that a non-commercial partnership cannot be established by one person. The number of founders must be at least two. At the same time, the maximum number of participants in a non-commercial partnership is not limited by law.
Step 2
If you decide to start a non-profit partnership, then you need to make a common decision with the other founders. To do this, hold a meeting, consider creating a partnership and approve its charter. Together with other participants, you can conclude a memorandum of association.
Step 3
In order to register a non-commercial partnership, contact the tax authorities at the place of residence with a package of documents, which includes: - the decision of the founders to create a non-commercial partnership; - the decision of the founders to register a legal entity, which is drawn up in the form of a protocol and contains questions about the establishment of a legal entity, approval of the charter, election of governing bodies; - charter of a non-profit partnership; - memorandum of association, if a decision was made to draw it up.
Step 4
The charter of your non-profit partnership must contain information about its name, organizational and legal form, location, management procedure, subject matter and goals of activity. In addition, the charter must disclose information on the composition and competence of management bodies, the rights and obligations of members of a non-profit partnership, the conditions and procedure for entering into and withdrawing from a partnership, sources of property formation, etc.
Step 5
You can form the property of a non-profit partnership from regular and one-time membership fees, voluntary property contributions and donations, proceeds from the sale of products, works, services, dividends, income received from property and other sources.
