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I did a search on NJBMX on the state tax website and got two listings.
njbmx inc. and n.j.b.m.x. inc.
njbmx is a non-profit the other is a domestic profit corp.Any ideas on why there would be two njbmx’s in the state?
Here’s the link to where I did the search.
https://accessnet.state.nj.us/gatewaywatchnamesearch.aspWhat were the addresses, are they the same?
You need to get the addresses, and the dates of incorporation
Its not unusal,many corportations have not for profit subsiduaries. I cant understand why NJBMX would. The only thing I can think of is N.J.B.M.X. is the old original corporation,and NJBMX is the new not for profit. I dont know. If you get the records, see if N.J.B.M.X. has filed a tax return in the past 5 yrs.
Rich
Got them, if you look at the other thread, you will see only the one njbmx is a still viable org, however they have not been filing all of their paperwork ,and have been susspended before, paperwork ,is currenly outdated by a year and a half. Not good, thus I would assume they have NOT filed tax returns, but I will get those next
Wow,ok. I guess the board is keeping the for profit open for whatever reason. If so then there are procedures for doing so. I dont know what the hell is going on. There is no need for two corps. Everthing can be done with NJBMX.
Rich
NO the profit side was shut down in 1982, that is why I said it’s not viable. However the more I dig, the more I believe the NJBMX, the nonprofit version, is also EHT, which may be the reason that LEs and Linda are so against all that is going on. Here, if they run the NJBMX through whoever, then it is less of a hassle if they don’t have to file paperwork. OR, if the town ask for non-profit status paperwork, well he has it, but it isn’t really for the track, but the state!!! Now. the big question, where does all the EHT money go, if the states books are solvent? Wanna guess?? Ha I bet I know, who wants go on a fishing trip??? LOL
Let me draw a map
IF you run a track in a South Jersey town
And said town NEEDS your non-profit paper work for it’s records
And you DON”T have it
But the state IS set up as a non-profit org
And at the time you ARE the commishoner
Simple, provide the state paperwork as yours, it HAS the right address on it
However, if young upstarts start trying to change things, when all along the mentality is, “let’s just keep this thing going however”, and you aren’t worrried about the paperwork changing, until now of coarse.
This is why the poop has hit the fans. I am working tommorow, I will call Egg Harbor from work, and find out if this is correct, but I don’t think I’m wrong, as it explains why they are so against any change.
By the way, if they are using NJBMX, and not putting htere money ,and paperwork through it, where does it go???Bill – awesome work. I am very curious to hear where this leads.
Bill, I must say good work man. I will also say if it is true and Bill is right, then somebody has a lot of explainning to do. I am also sure that the state tax office will be very intrested in all of this. Like I said before not for profits are pretty well regulated. I hope somebody can explain.
Rich…
ps… I wonder if somebody is going to share a cell with that guy from enron.
well, be cause of my good friend Brett, this theory has hit a snagg!!! EHT has a nonprofit bus set up, and out of all the ones I have seen, get this, they are actually on the ball with their paper work.
However, I will have tax returns next week, I still haven’t figured out what they are fighting for, there can’t be this much money here!!! I can tell you this, because of sloppy paperwork, I wouldn’t let them balance a checkbook!!!
Listen, if it were about money, wouldn’t it be on a track level?? If that is the case, wouldn’t Les, not care who ran the state, and if someone did, and brought more riders, wouldn’t that benefit them?
I ask, because I need someone to figure, why the secrecy? What are we missing?
Les is also the incorporator for NJBMX, so he owns it, regardless of status, profit, or not.
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