> Are you kidding? Nope. > The tax-reporting requirements alone would be a benefit. But is it a significant benefit? Non-profits have to do significant repo

> Are you kidding? Nope. > The tax-reporting requirements alone would be a benefit. But is it a significant benefit? Non-profits have to do significant reporting as well even though their tax rate is 0%. They also have all of the reporting for being an employer. One interesting question is whether a non-profit is at a disadvantage because it doesn't pay taxes. For example, GE pays negative taxes at times. (Their tax accounting is actually a profit center.) I don't know if a non-profit can is eligible. I'll bet that Lockheed spends more money on compliance accounting, which a non-profit defense contractor will have to do, than it does on tax accounting.