How to File Form 990-EZ Online in 2026
A step-by-step guide to preparing and e-filing Form 990-EZ online accurately, with clear instructions to complete step and submit your return with confidence.
This Is What “We’ve Got You” Actually Looks Like on May 15
Tax990 offers nonprofits a stress-free Form 990 filing experience with extended deadline support and The Tax990 Commitment that covers extensions, rejections, and amendments at no extra cost.
Understanding the Balance Sheet Section of Form 990
The balance sheet section of Form 990 requires your organization to report assets, liabilities, and net assets at both the beginning and end of the tax year — and the IRS requires every figure to reconcile exactly.
How to Report Program Service Accomplishments on Your Form 990
Though 990 forms primarily require financial information, nonprofits will also have to report their program service accomplishments. Learn how with this blog!
How to Save on Form 990 Filing: Every Discount Tax990 Offers
Searching for a “Form 990 discount code”? We get it. Nonprofit budgets are tight, and every dollar counts. Here’s the honest answer: Tax990 doesn’t hand out promo codes that float...
What Funders Look at Before Awarding a Grant
Billions of dollars in grants are awarded every year, yet most applications are rejected — not because the work isn't worthy, but because applicants don't understand how reviewers think.
Form 990-EZ Instructions Simplified: What Each Part Really Means
From financial consistency to program impact and governance transparency, every part of the form plays a role in how the IRS—and the public—evaluate your organization.
Reporting Fundraising and Gaming Event Income on Form 990
Fundraising events like galas, auctions, and charity dinners generate vital revenue for nonprofits — but correctly reporting that income on Form 990 requires more than simply totaling receipts.
Contributions vs Program Revenue: How to Classify Them Properly
Understanding the difference between a contribution and program revenue hinges on one key distinction. Misclassifying distorts your financials, creates Form 990 errors, and can undermine donor trust.