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Creating and operating a nonprofit organization is a challenging feat. So much work goes into establishing and maintaining the organization’s good standing with the IRS and in many

Each and every year, thousands of nonprofit organizations file a Form 990–and while IRS regulations mean that all churches (that meet the requirements of 501(c)(3) status) are not

Do Schools and Educational Organizations Need to File a 990? Yes! Even after obtaining tax-exempt status, your School/Educational Organization still must report their financial status, activities, and certain

Attention all tax-exempt nonprofit organizations with fiscal years ending April 30th – your Form 990 deadline is tomorrow, September 15th! If you need to file your 990 return,

First Things First – What is Form 990-PF and Who Needs to File it? Form 990-PF is used by private foundations to report their revenue, expenses, direct charitable

An organization having tax-exempt status means that the net profits of the organization are exempt from federal taxes. While certain states allow state-level exemption, this status is primarily

**Editor’s Note**: This article originally appeared on Blackbaud’s “Engage” blog at https://blog.blackbaud.com/form-990-what-you-need-to-know-about-filing-for-your-nonprofit/. It is being republished with permission. It may feel like very few things involving the IRS

  Receiving a letter can be a wonderfully personal, nostalgic experience…unless, of course, that letter happens to be from the IRS. If your organization receives a letter from

  While there are some elements of your Series 990 Form that may seem more complicated or intimidating than others–take the subject of this blog, for example, the

Monday is always a busy day, it’s the start of a new work week. But if you are operating a tax-exempt organization following a calendar tax year, this