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(Courtesy of Post 284, Arlington)
2019-2020 POST OFFICER CERTIFICATION
Due to Department Headquarters by May 24th 2019
2018-2019 POST OFFICER CERTIFICATION
POST ON-LINE MEMBERSHIP NEW & RENEWAL PROCESS
CONSOLIDATED POST REPORT 2018-2019
Due to Department Headquarters by May 8th, 2019
Does Your Post Comply with IRS Publication 3386?
2018-19 Membership Awards Manual
Fillable Member Data Form
Due to Department Headquarters by May 8th, 2019
AMERICAN LEGION EMBLEM USE REQUEST FORM
AMERICAN LEGION LEGION EMBLEM USE ON-LINE REQUEST LINK
2019-2020 SQUADRON OFFICER CERTIFICATION
Due to Department Headquarters May 24th, 2019
2018-2019 SQUADRON OFFICER CERTIFICATION
Post Constitution and By-Laws Template
SUPPLEMENTAL POST CHARTER APPLICATION
AND
INSTRUCTIONS
IRS INCLUSION LETTER
155 FUND RAISING IDEAS
Tennessee Media Outlet List
Sorted by Agency Name
Public Chapter 966 Tennessee Veteran License Plate Changes
US FLAG REWARDS - EVERY FLAG IN YOUR COMMUNITY CAN
FINANCIALLY BENEFIT YOUR POST
FLAG REWARDS REGISTRATION
FLAG REWARDS SPONSORSHIP REGISTRATION
Suspension-Expulsion Policy
Posts and Associated Auxiliary Units
The relationship between a Unit and a Post is one of cooperation rather than regulation. The American legion Posts and American Legion Auxiliary Units are related but independent organizations.
The National Judge Advocate has issued the following ruling: An Auxiliary Unit supports the Post and is separately chartered by the Auxiliary National Constitution and Bylaws. The Auxiliary is tax exempt under section 501(c)(19) of the Code and is included in the group ruling to determine whether the Post meets membership requirements concerning exemption from federal income tax of a Post; “at least 75 percent of the members of which are past or present members of the Armed Forces of the United States and substantially all of the other members of which are individuals who are cadets or are spouses, widows, or widowers of past or present members of the Armed Forces of the United States or of cadets”.
The members of a section 501(c)(19) auxiliary that is related to a Post are a separately formed organization and recognized as tax exempt and, therefore, the auxiliary members are not considered members of a Post.