Can a Veteran Organization Be Tax-Exempt? IRS Requirements Explained
Understanding whether your organization qualifies under 501(c)(19), 501(c)(3), or 501(c)(4) can make the difference in how you fundraise, advocate, and serve your mission.
Tax990 is Heading to the AICPA Not-for-Profit Conference! Come Find Us
If you’ll be at the conference, stop by and say hello. We’re happy to walk through a demo, answer any questions, or just talk about what’s changing in the nonprofit compliance space.
Public Inspection Rules for Nonprofits: A Comprehensive Guide
Nonprofits are legally required to make certain IRS documents available to anyone who asks — and the penalties for failing to comply can be steep.
The IRS Just Gave Nonprofits a Digital Front Door. Here’s What the BTA Update Means for You.
The IRS just gave nonprofits online access to their own tax account — here's what you can do with it and why it's worth setting up now.
Reasonable Cause Relief for Late 990 Filing: How to Qualify
Late Form 990 penalties can be costly — but if your nonprofit missed the deadline due to circumstances beyond your control, the IRS may waive those penalties through reasonable cause relief.
Form 990 Filing Made Simple: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Tax990
Tax990 makes filing your nonprofit's Form 990 simple with step-by-step guidance and built-in error checks — here's how to use it.Tax990 makes filing your nonprofit's Form 990 simple with step-by-step guidance and built-in error checks — here's how to use it.
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.