Tennessee § 13-14-202 - Community-based development organization defined.
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§ 13-14-202. Community-based development organization defined.
A community-based development organization is an organization that: Is established under the state charter provisions of the Tennessee Code; Has qualified for tax exempt status under § 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (26 U.S.C. § 501(c)(3)); Has a purpose, stated in the articles of incorporation, to serve low and moderate income people's need for community development and community self-help; Was not organized and is not controlled by governmental entities or agents; and Was not organized and is not controlled by a for-profit entity or agent. Acts 1996, ch. 1032, § 2.
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