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Charities operating in the State of Ohio are required to file a one-time registration and then submit annual reports with the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. These filings are public and contribute to accountability and transparency within the charitable sector.
Learn more about Ohio requirements for Charitable Organizations here.
Nonprofits operating and fundraising in Ohio must register with the Ohio Attorney General's Charitable Law Section. Learn more about registering your charity in Ohio here.
To maintain compliance in Ohio, nonprofits must annually renew their registration with the Ohio Attorney General's Charitable Law Section. A list of annual report questions is available here.
Ohio requires charities operating in the state to register with the Ohio Attorney General’s Charitable Law Section before soliciting contributions. Annual renewals are mandatory to maintain compliance and ensure transparency. Organizations should adhere to submission deadlines to avoid penalties, such as the $200 late fee for missed filings. Extensions may be requested through the IRS if needed. Compliance with these requirements strengthens public trust and supports charitable operations in Ohio.
