How to Reach the Right IRS Office the First Time: A Guide for Nonprofits
Nonprofits have two IRS phone numbers, not one. Learn which to call for exempt status vs. e-file issues, and what to have ready before you dial.
What to Do If Your Determination Letter Has an Error or the Wrong Effective Date
Your IRS determination letter proves your 501(c)(3) status to donors, grant makers, and state agencies — so a misspelled name, wrong EIN, or off effective date is worth fixing. Here's what each error can mean, and how to correct it.
IRS Form 1024: Who Files It, and How to Apply for Recognition of Exemption
If your organization falls outside 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4), Form 1024 — not Form 1023 — is your path to IRS-recognized tax-exempt status. Here's what it covers and how to file.
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What Nonprofits Need to Know About the IRS’s New Group Exemption Rules
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 June 16th Form 990 Deadline is Almost Here: File Now to Avoid Penalties!
Tax990 is committed to simplify your 990 filing and ensure your organization's tax compliance.
Time is Running Out! Simplify your Last Minute 990 E-Filing with Tax990 Today
Discover how you can file on time with Tax990 to avoid penalties.
How to Know if Your Organization Qualifies as Tax Exempt
An organization qualifies as tax-exempt if its primary purpose falls under the criteria set by the IRS. This includes the allocation of profits and ongoing compliance.
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...