Trisquel is based on Spain so I doubt it has a category that exists only on the United States law.

Whit that being said, non-profits organizations, at least here in Mexico, are able to have money and estate. They can even charge you for somethings they do for you. And they can pay a salary to the members. As long as it is not the objective of the organization to earn money.

For example, a non-profit can charge you for counsel or advice. But no member of the non-profit has the right for a part of the surplus, that this payment generated.

Even more if the non-profit is ceased, members won't get anything but what they contributed. They won't have a part of the surplus. Those things, by law, have to go to another non-profit.


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