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Charitable organizations and professional fund raisers based, operating or soliciting within the State of New Jersey must register with the Division of Consumer Affairs Charities Registration Section unless specifically exempted under the provisions of the Charitable Registration & Investigation Act (N.J.S.A. 45:17A-18 et seq.) also known as the CRI Act.
Learn more about New Jersey requirements for Charitable Organizations here.
Nonprofits operating and fundraising in New Jersey must register with the Division of Consumer Affairs Charities Registration Section. Check out more information on New Jersey’s official website.
To maintain compliance in New Jersey, nonprofits must annually renew their registration with the Division of Consumer Affairs Charities Registration Section.
Nonprofits fundraising in New Jersey must comply with the Charitable Registration & Investigation Act by registering and renewing their registration with the Division of Consumer Affairs. The process requires careful adherence to deadlines and document submissions, including IRS Form 990 and audits for organizations with revenue exceeding $500,000. Annual renewals are due within six months of the fiscal year-end, with extensions available for eligible organizations. Late filings incur penalties, emphasizing the importance of timely compliance. Proper registration ensures legal solicitation of funds and maintains the organization's good standing in the state.
