The IRS has reopened its Group Exemption program under Revenue Procedure 2026-8, introducing mandatory electronic filing, strict overnight standards, new eligibility requirements, and annual reporting obligations that significantly reshape how nonprofit networks obtain and maintain group tax-exempt status.
The IRS has announced a significant filing extension for certain Form 990 filers, moving the deadline to February 2, 2026, for tax-exempt organizations impacted by recent natural disasters. This relief applies to nonprofits that were already operating under a valid extension for their 2024 returns and are located in designated disaster-affected states and counties. For eligible organizations, the added time can ease compliance pressures while they focus on recovery efforts without risking penalties or their tax-exempt status.
Individuals and businesses affected by the recent natural disasters in Florida and Alaska have an extended deadline to file federal tax returns and make tax payments. Learn more.
The IRS has recently announced that its system will be shut down temporarily, affecting certain organizations that have a deadline over the next few months. This IRS shutdown has prompted...
It‘s a new year, and with it comes the annual responsibility for all 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to file their 990 tax returns for the 2023 tax year in the upcoming...
The IRS recently released a new draft of the IRS Tax Extension Form 8868 that includes some notable changes. This form is used by tax-exempt organizations when requesting an extension...