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Login To PrismIf a non-profit pays no taxes, how does it receive a tax credit?
The credit for tax-exempt organizations is actually a refund on quarterly payments the nonprofit has made to the IRS for income tax withholdings or Medicare withholdings from employee wages. The tax credit can be claimed against three of the payroll taxes that non-profits regularly send into the IRS: the employer and employee share (combined total of 2.9%) of Medicare withholding, and the federal income taxes withheld by the employer on behalf of the employee. Employees will continue to get credit for their withheld income tax payments.
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