Which activity does the IRS allow nonprofit organizations to engage in? O advertising tax deductions for donations
O compensating business owners based on profits
O filing the same tax forms as for-profit organizations
O collecting a profit as a means to generate income

O Advertising tax deductions for donations.

Explanation:

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is an independent body that regulates the revenue services of the citizens. This federal government agency is responsible for collecting the revenue taxes and administer the revenue code on behalf of the government.

One activity that the agency allows to non-profit organizations (NGOs) is that they are permitted to advertise their tax deductions for the donations they receive. This means that the donations that these NGOs receive are exempted from tax reductions.

Thus, the correct answer is the first option.

this is a little late but the answer is:

advertising tax deductions for donations

Explanation: i got it right on edge

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