Getting an error is–let’s face it–annoying. This is especially true when the codes are long strings of numbers that don’t seem to clearly indicate what the actual problem is. As...
Form 990-T is filed by tax-exempt organizations to report their Unrelated Business Taxable Income (UBTI)–$1000 or more–to the IRS. Organizations that file Form 990-T should include Schedule A with their...
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 the IRS saying...
When filing a 990 Series Return on behalf of your organization, it isn’t difficult to imagine scenarios where being able to share the return with others–be they a colleague or...
First Things First–What is Form 990-PF and Who Needs to File it? Form 990-PF is used by the private foundations to report their revenue, expenses, direct charitable activities, capital gains,...
In addition to filing a Form 990 or 990-EZ, nonprofit organizations often have to attach what’s known as a Schedule A. While the need to file even more paperwork with...
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 balance sheet–the...
In addition to filing a Form 990 or 990-EZ, nonprofit organizations often have to attach what’s known as a Schedule A. While the need to file even more paperwork with...
When comes to filing out Form 990-PF for your private foundation, the IRS requires a lot of information. This means some complex calculations may be required as well. Form 990-PF...