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The IRS requires all tax-exempt organizations to file Form 990. Your DLCI's sponsors and suppliers or members of the general public may request a copy.

MIT is a tax-exempt organization for federal income tax purposes. Your DLC’s sponsors and suppliers may request proof of MIT’s federal tax-exempt 501(c)(3) status.

MIT is exempt from paying state sales tax on the goods and services it purchases in Massachusetts and in 29 other U.S. states.

India Goods and Services Tax (GST) on digital services is a sales tax imposed by India on services, including online education, supplied via the Internet to customers located in India.
The information contained here will help you determine whether a service is subject to the tax and if there are any exclusions (e.g., based on the type of customer), learn how to appropriately invoice to charge the tax, and understand how to collect and remit the tax and data to VPF for filing.

MIT is currently registered for India GST. This tax is being implemented by several countries in addition to India. This web page will be updated as registration in those countries is completed.

When developing budgets for overseas projects you should consider specific international budgeting factors, such as foreign currency fluctuations, exporting and customs, visas and immigration, indirect taxes in other jurisdictions, and health, safety, and insurance.