ZPR awarded IRS exempt status!
December 27, 2007
Earlier today I called the IRS. My highest hope was that, 4 months since submission, ZPR's application for tax-exempt recognition had been assigned to a reviewer.
Well, it had. But whoever it was never called or wrote. Instead she, or he, approved it!
I spoke with IRS Agent, Ms. Griffith. In spite of an uncomfortable cold and seasonal stress, her tone was warm.
Zion Public Radio, she said, "did receive its exempt status and...should receive [its] exempt determination letter within the next two weeks."
Hallelujah!
Among other things, this means that all donations to ZPR are indisputably deductible according to IRS tax law.
Meaning your Charter Membership gifts to Zion Public Radio, an educational nonprofit, are tax deductible.
One of the easiest way to get give—and have records to prove it—is by bank transfer or by credit-debit card, in our case through PayPal. It's as simple as a click above this little icon:
For all of us using the Gregorian calendar, by necessity or choice...
A Blessed New Year!
Let us make it so. Then every day exclaim,
(For a pdf copy of ZPR's official letter from the IRS,
Click anywhere on this line)
Baruch HaShem!
(For a pdf copy of ZPR's official letter from the IRS,
Click anywhere on this line)
8 comments:
YOW! I'm so excited! What a great step!
2008 will be an amazing year. Can't wait to see where Zion Public Radio takes you - and the world!
Mazel tov, Brian and Zion Public Radio!
Long may you broadcast.
B'shalom u'vracha...
Congratulations! This is exciting news. Thanks for sharing it.
WOW! So much sooner than I thought. Is this not a confirmation or what?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations.
Congratulations, my friend.
Abba G-d, I now request that you provide all resources needed so that this dream may be infused with your breath of life.
We are so pleased to hear this good news. Congratulations! Our prayers are with you. Shalom.
Mazel Tov!
Hallelujah! I made a small contribution to Zion Public Radio. It's not much, but it's something. I'll try to donate more in the future.
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