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There are a lot of moving parts to start a nonprofit and keeping your exemption status. It involves ingenuity, business, entrepreneurship, and paperwork. We help people to organize their businesses and stay compliant so they can concentrate on their passion. We also educate you so you will have the knowledge and information to make good decisions and become profitable. Let us help you to file the necessary paperwork for you do you can concentrate on your passion.
Download the checklist of annual filings for your nonprofit.
What To File
File the 990N if your organization makes $50,000 or less.
File the 990EZ if your organization makes $200,000 or less and have $500,000 or less in assets.
File the 990 if your organization makes more than $200,000 and has $500,000 or more in assets.
File a 990PF if you are a private foundation.
When To File
All 990 filings are due 5 months and 15 days after the close of the organization’s taxable year.
For example: If your taxable year ends December 31, then your report is due by May 15, of the following year.
Please remember, there are general exceptions to filings, including religious organizations.
“Organizations that do not file for three consecutive years automatically lose their tax-exempt status.”
Where To File
990N can be filed online at the IRS website
990 EZ and 990 can be filed online and electronically at Form 990 Online
New laws apply that makes filing online mandatory.
You can find out about more filing options at the IRS website for charities