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Kelly Phillips ErbMay 15, 2006

The IRS has announced increases in a number of user fees for tax-exempt organizations, effective July 1, 2006.

Specifically of interest, the fee for an initial application for exemption (federal form 1023) for organizations with anticipated annual gross receipts of less than $10,000 will increase from $150 to $300.  The fee for organizations with anticipated annual gross receipts of more than $10,000 will increase from $500 to $750.  The fee for group exemption will increase from $500 to $900. 

These fee increases accompany those which already took effect in February for tax-exempt organization letter ruling fees, which increased fees of $155 to $2,570 to $275 to $8,700.

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