The IRS Sent Me a Letter. Now What? A Tax990 Guide!
Receiving a letter from the IRS is not likely anyone’s idea of a nice surprise. Like taking medicine, though, it’s best to deal with it quickly (and on the first...
Maintaining Public Integrity for Nonprofit Organizations: It’s All About Trust
There are few things more valuable than trust. While it isn’t something you can hold in your hands, a lack of trust between your nonprofit and the public can have...
So You Owe the IRS Money? How-to Pay and Avoid Further Penalties
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...
Tax990’s Guide to the Reviewers and Approvers Feature: Share Your 990 and Get Feedback!
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...
Form 990 Schedule A: What You Need to Know and Quick Guide
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...
Form 990 Schedule A: What You Need to Know and Quick Guide
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...
Why Nonprofits Benefit from Building Lasting Relationships with Summer Volunteers
This upcoming weekend is Memorial Day weekend, which means the unofficial start to summer has arrived! There are so many reasons to love summer, the warm weather, the increase in...
I Received Error Code F990PF-905-01. What Should I Do? A Tax990 Guide!
Error Code F990PF-905-01 indicates the organization has not been established as a private foundation with the IRS (only private foundations can file Form 990-PF). Received this code? Read on for...
Form 990 Public Inspection: What Should Nonprofits Know?
Nonprofits can use 990 forms to keep the public informed about their mission and activities.