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  • Where can I find rules and regulations? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 390)
  • Who do I contact about starting a SSO? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 345)
  • Does a SSO have to be a 501(c)(3)? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 329)
  • How much of donations we receive must go towards scholarships? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 308)
  • Can scholarship funds be carried forward to the next year if not granted? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 309)
  • Can my SSO serve students of only one school? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 381)
  • May we transfer our funds to another SSO? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 294)
  • Should we maintain separate accounts for operating funds and scholarship funds? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 305)
  • Is an audit of our accounts required? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 305)
  • What information must SSOs report to the Department of Revenue each year? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 333)
  • Are SSOs required to register with the Georgia Secretary of State's office? (Updated 4/6/2009; Views: 294)

    • Are SSOs required to register with the Georgia Secretary of State's office?

    Absolutely.  As any business operating in Georgia, SSOs must register and be in good standing with the Secretary of State's office in order to accept donations and grant scholarships.  For more information, contact the Corporations Division of the Secretary of State's office and, as with all business and legal ventures, consult with your tax and legal professionals.
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