Can The Bulletproof Trust Be Used as A Free Church

Can The Bulletproof Trust Be Used as A Free Church

While the trust can be used as a charity trust, one cannot use the indenture to create a faith based organization (FBO). Elite Tax Secrets has the paperwork specifically for 508c1a churches and a FBO.
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