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- The first part of the UBI test is to determine if your activity is a trade or business. If your organization is selling goods or services to generate income, even if it is conducting the activity within a larger group of activities related to its exempt purpose, the activity is a trade or business. So, while your 501(c)(3) is carrying on its daily exempt function, it could also be carrying on activities that are taxable. Example: A tax-exempt organization solicits, sells, and publishes advertisements for commercial vendors in its publication. Even though the publication contains content related to the organization’s exempt purpose, the publishing of advertising is still an unrelated trade or business. Part 2: Is your activity regularly carried on? If you’ve determined that your activity is a trade or business, the next part of the UBI test is to decide if the activity is “regularly carried on.” In most cases, if the activity shows frequency and continuity and is conducted the same way that a non-exempt organization would run a similar business, it is regularly carried on. Example: A hospital auxiliary operates a health food stand for one week at a preventative health education conference. Because the activity is a one-time occurrence and is unlikely to compete with for-profit health food stores that operate year-round, the activity is not “regularly carried on.” However, if the hospital auxiliary operates a health-food stand daily at the hospital, that is likely the regular conduct of a trade or business.