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Why should you choose our services

Divine Connection overstands the correct way to formulate founding documents. Often, other 508 (c)(1)(a) unincorporated association establishing services offer packages that end up being “statutory compliant”.

Why is that a problem? A statutory-compliant unincorporated association has founding documents that agree to operate within the limitations of Public Law (codes and statutes). Statutory compliance puts a 508 (c)(1)(a) unincorporated association back under the jurisdiction of public law. Thus removing most of the protections that are the primary purpose of creating a 508 (c)(1)(a) unincorporated association in the first place. A statutory compliant 508 (c)(1)(a) unincorporated association puts you, your association, and your members at risk.

Most of these companies, and their clients don’t even realize that they are creating statutory compliant documents. All 508 (c)(1)(a) unincorporated associations created with our assistance offer complete protections under the U.S. and international law and help to keep you and your business within the private domain for generations to come.

The initial investment is insignificant in the grand scheme of things considering the operational expenses of your business is significantly lowered. A benefit being you no longer have licensing costs regulatory compliance expenses or taxes. Thats Right! 508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated Associations are 100% tax free.

Establish your 508(c)(1)(a) unincorporated association

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508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

We offer an in-depth, life-changing consultation so that you have the knowledge and confidence to start your 508(c)(1)(A) church Unincorporated Association. Click the button below to sign up.

$100

*If you use our services to set up your 508(c)(1)(a) we will deduct the $100 you paid for the Consultation from the cost to establish your 508(c)(1)(a).

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508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

If you are confident in what you know about 508c1a Unincorporated Associations , please proceed to the next step by contacting us. We can begin the process promptly upon scheduling.

What you will receive:

Articles of Association

Bylaws

Certification

Membership Agreement

Intake/Waiver (if applicable)

NDA(included in founding documents)

Liability insurance (included in founding documents)

Educational materials to support your understanding of Free churches and unincorporated associations and how to properly function in the private domain Including case law

EIN # (if you opt for one)

No trespassing sign specifically for unincorporated associations

Documents and instructions to help you defend your freedom and position in the private domain

Legal notices to use on social media, websites, and for advertising to ensure that your unincorporated association remains in the private domain

A personalized leather binder containing all documents and materials listed above

Includes 1 month consulting service valued at $100hr. This is an extremely valuable and important service that will give you peace of mind in knowing you are Starting on the right foot and doing everything correctly. (exclusions apply)

Freedom like you have never experienced before

$5500.00

*$5400.00 after a paid consultation.

All Inclusive 508 (c)(1)(a) set up

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

All Inclusive 508 (c)(1)(a) set up

Establishing your 508(c)(1)(a) correctly can be a frustrating endeavor. But don't let that get you down, our experts at Divine Connection have you covered! Our all-inclusive service grants you the peace of mind of knowing every necessary requirement will be met. Upon completion, you will have everything set in place to start your vision immediately.

This service creates a true plug and play.

Services included:

Everything included in our 508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated Association drafting service
Website design and development including one month of website support and maintenance
Logo/seal design with imbosing seal included
Social media set up
Creation of proper signage inside and outside the establishment
Staff education ( In person or remotely depending on location)
Accompanying you when setting up bank accounts ( In person or remotely depending on location )
Set up of merchant accounts

Create and supply documents specific to your association such as information about new structure and proper donation receipt templates
Representation when dealing with landlords and negotiating lease/rental agreements
IRS tax exempt letter
Instructions and walk-through of asset transfer to your PMA

$30,000

*For a la carte services, please contact us HERE.

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Anyone can establish a 508(c)(1)(a)/Free church

what is a free church?

A free church is a church that is free from government control and falls under the true definition of separation of church and state. Most churches incorporate and use tax code 501(c)(3). By doing this, they have voluntarily contracted with the government and gave up certain constitutional rights, while simultaneously agreeing to follow public laws and regulations. This is why we saw so many churches, shut down, or follow covid mandates.

what is 508(C)(1)(A)?

508(c)(1)(a) is a tax code specifically for churches that need an EIN (no church should ever be under a 501(c)(3) tax code) and exempts you from the rules and requirements of a 501(c)(3). Most importantly it does not put you in contract with the government the way a 501(c)(3) does. A church is never required to be under any tax code or to apply for anything from the Government to be a church or have tax-exempt status but if you want your church to have a bank account or to receive electronic payments of any kind you will need to get an EIN. When you get an EIN you apply under the 508(c)(1)(a) tax code. If you do not want a bank account then you do not need to apply under any code and are simply a free church.

why do churches incorporate and go under the 501(c)(3) code?

Most people who decide to start a church have no clue about the exceptions reserved for churches and so they unknowingly follow what the mainstream is teaching regarding how to start a church. The system is designed to take the enormous power the church holds, away from the church. The 508(c)(1)(a) tax code is not even on the IRS website. Click the button below to see for yoursef

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does my church need to Follow rules or look like a "normal" church.

Your church can be a traditional Christian church to a church that has a belief in nature and anything in between.
A church can be founded on ANY belief.
A church can have as little as 2 members.
No one including the government and the IRS can define your church.
The government and the IRS can not regulate a church, unless, of course, you give those rights away (incorporation and 501(c)(3) status).

The Establishment Clause prevents the government from making a law related to "an establishment of religion," which means that it cannot endorse a certain religion or become entangled in religious activities. This essentially describes the separation of church and state that is fundamental to American democracy.

There are guidelines the IRS follows that they attribute to a church but those guidelines are broad and anyone with a belief in something that wishes to start a church can easily fall under most if not all of those guidelines. We can counsel you on how to meet those guidelines.

When using our service to establish a 508(c)(1)(a) free church you have the added Protection of a PMA aka unincorporated private Membership association within the church. This not only makes the activities of your church completely private but also free from public laws and regulations this includes any business you convert or project (business is a public word and subject to public laws so we call them projects in the private domain) you start under your church PMA. Since your project/projects are under your church, any money made from those projects is tax-free. Please see below to learn more about the PMA that will be under your church.

If you could benefit from a trust, you should Start a 508(c)

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A trust is primarily a vehicle for financial and estate planning and asset protection.

A trust is commonly established so that your assets can be used for the benefit of your beneficiaries without the need for a will and bypassing the process of probate and the probate courts.

A will is interpreted by the probate courts and in almost all cases your estate will be devalued with the probate process and the fees associated with the probate court, even allowing the state to take their own piece of your estate.

A trust is governed by State law whereas a properly formed PMA is in the private domain and remains outside of the jurisdiction of the State. They are 2 entirely different entities.

A properly formed free church PMA has all of the benefits of a trust as far as protecting property and assets but in addition, also protects the activities of the founders and members of the PMA without being governed by State or federal laws.

free church PMas also are tax exempt. You will not have to pay property tax on the assets protected under your free church PMA. If you choose to create projects ("businesses" is the word that would be used in the public domain) under your PMA you are also not required to pay taxes of any kind and do not even have to file anything at the end of the year. Tax-free status is an amazing benefit that a trust does not offer you.

Why should you choose our services

Establish your 508(c)(1)(a) unincorporated association

one on one Consultation

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

All Inclusive 508 (c)(1)(a) set up

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

All Inclusive 508 (c)(1)(a) set up

Anyone can establish a 508(c)(1)(a)/Free church

what is a free church?

what is 508(C)(1)(A)?

why do churches incorporate and go under the 501(c)(3) code?

does my church need to Follow rules or look like a "normal" church.

what is an unincorporated association?

Some types of Private Membership Associations

pea (Private Education Association)

pha (private Health care ASSOCIATION)

If you could benefit from a trust, you should Start a 508(c)

Additional Information

Why should you choose our services

Establish your 508(c)(1)(a) unincorporated association

one on one Consultation

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

All Inclusive 508 (c)(1)(a) set up

508 (c)(1)(a) Unincorporated association document drafting and support,

All Inclusive 508 (c)(1)(a) set up

Anyone can establish a 508(c)(1)(a)/Free church

what is a free church?

what is 508(C)(1)(A)?

why do churches incorporate and go under the 501(c)(3) code?

does my church need to Follow rules or look like a "normal" church.

what is an unincorporated association?

Some types of Private Membership Associations

pea (Private Education Association)

pha (private Health care ASSOCIATION)

If you could benefit from a trust, you should Start a 508(c)

Additional Information

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