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New Jersey charities registration renewal

Renew the charities registration with the Division of Consumer Affairs within six months after the fiscal year ends, with the Form 990; an audit is required above $1 million in gross revenue.

When
By the last day of the 6th month after the fiscal year ends (the last day of June for a calendar year).
Agency
New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, Charities Registration Section
Applies to
Nonprofits asking the public for donations in New Jersey.
Fee
$30 to $250, by gross contributions
If missed
$25 a month late and loss of registration
Source
www.njconsumeraffairs.gov, read October 22, 2026
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Jay explains

A charity that solicits in New Jersey registers with the Division of Consumer Affairs and renews every year within six months after its fiscal year ends, June 30 for a calendar year, with a six month extension on request. The fee runs from $30 to $250 by gross contributions. Charities raising under $10,000 a year with no paid fundraisers, religious organizations and schools are exempt.

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For a calendar year company. Shown as the agency states them; if a date falls on a weekend, file before it.

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