Navigating 990-PF: A Step-by-Step Guide for Parts 5-8
Congratulations on successfully completing Parts 1-4 of your Form 990-PF! Not quite there yet? Be sure to read the first blog in our 990-PF series here. Now, let’s dive into...
Hospitals and their Tax-Exempt Status: Eligibility and Filing Requirements
t is a common misconception that the nonprofit sector is always cut and dry. There are many types of organizations that can be considered a nonprofit or a for-profit depending...
Understanding California Nonprofit Requirements – A Quick Guide
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 cases, their...
Form 990 Filing for Schools and Educational Organizations: Important Information and Deadlines
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 other information...
What is Form 990’s Schedule B? How Do I File? A Tax990 Guide!
Organizations filing Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF may also be required to attach Form 990 Schedule B to their forms, depending on the information they reported (in accordance with IRS...
So You Got an Error Code: Why and What to Do! A Tax990 Guide
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: What You Need to Know About Filing for Your Nonprofit
**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 are straightforward....
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...
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...