State Licenses

In addition to charity registrations and sales tax exemption registrations, some nonprofit organizations may need to apply for additional state licenses depending on their purpose and operation.

For example, a homeless shelter may need to apply for state and local licenses to operate a facility where people live. Sometimes these licenses grant permission for general operation, and others specify the maximum number of residents permitted. As another example, an organization providing legal aid may need authorization from the state bar governing lawyers.

Nonprofit organizations are not exempt from state license requirements. BryteBridge specialists can assist clients in determining the license requirements for their organization.