Understanding the 990-N Form: A Guide for Small Nonprofits
This blog post explains the key details of the 990-N form, its filing requirements, and the benefits of using Tax990 for streamlined compliance.
Introducing 990-N Full Service: Our Experts Will File Your Form 990-N for You
Tax990’s new 990-N Full Service lets you file your Form 990-N with one phone call. Our experts prepare it, review it with you and transmit it to the IRS.
Choosing a Form 990 E-File Provider: What to Compare Beyond Price
The cost of the wrong Form 990 e-file provider rarely shows up on the invoice. Compare guarantees, support, amendments, and audit protection before you file.
Is Your Organization a Public Charity? Why Form 990 Schedule A Matters Under the New Scholarship Tax Credit
Beginning January 1, 2027, donors can claim a federal tax credit of up to $1,700 for gifts to scholarship granting organizations. Only 501(c)(3) public charities qualify. Learn how Form 990 Schedule A shows the IRS your public charity status, and what to review before the credit takes effect.
Section 25F Scholarship Tax Credit: What 501(c)(3) Organizations Need to Know Before 2027
The Section 25F scholarship tax credit starts in 2027. Learn what 501(c)(3) organizations need to qualify as an SGO and how to prepare before the first gift.
Closing or Merging a Nonprofit: Your Final Form 990
Dissolving or merging your nonprofit takes more than a board vote. Here's what the final Form 990 has to show, and why mistakes made at closing are hard to undo.
Sports Clubs and Tax-Exemption: 501(c)(3) Eligibility and Requirements
Not every sports club qualifies for 501(c)(3) status, and knowing which category your organization actually fits changes everything from your annual filing form to your penalty exposure. Here's what nonprofit sports clubs need to know about tax exemption, IRS filing requirements, and staying compliant year after year.
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.
The Public Support Test, Explained: How Schedule A Protects Your Nonprofits Tax Exempt Status
Every organization that applies for 501(c)(3) status starts out classified as a private foundation in the eyes of the IRS — a designation that comes with stricter rules, higher taxes, and less flexibility. Schedule A and the public support test are how your organization proves otherwise, demonstrating year after year that it's accountable to a broad public rather than a handful of funders. Here's how the test works, why one large gift won't disqualify you, and what's at stake if you fail it.