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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/business-plan-and-coach/id554845193In this tutorial, I discuss the difference between a nonprofit organization and a for profit business. There are a few main issues that make up the difference between a nonprofit and a for profit business.
The first issue is taxation. Nonprofits get a tax exemption from the IRS (in United States). The other difference between a nonprofit and a for profit business is how they distribute profits. Nonprofit organizations must not end up with a surplus, and must use the surplus revenue to either fund the sustaining of the nonprofit, or find what to do with the money. For profit businesses are free to do just about whatever they want with the profits. There are additional differences between a nonprofit, and a for profit business, and I mention those in the video.
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