Tag: tax-exempt status
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Completing the Correct 990 Return for Your Nonprofit Organization: Tax Filing Basics
Filing your organization’s tax return can be a once-a-year task that’s easy to overlook. To help you navigate the complexities of the 990 series returns, we’ve put together a guide outlining the filing requirements and the different forms available. Understanding the Basics The form you choose depends on your organization’s financial activity, which may vary…
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Sports Clubs and Tax-Exemption: 501(c)(3) Eligibility and Requirements
In general, when we think of nonprofits, we automatically think of some of the most obvious and prevalent types, for example, a food bank, an animal rescue shelter, or a public health clinic. However, the nonprofit sector is even more far-reaching. There are some organizations that do not automatically come to mind but are actually…
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A Deep Dive into Completing IRS Form 990: A Closer Look at Parts 7-9
The IRS Form 990 can be a complex and intimidating tax return. Whether you have recently taken on this responsibility of filing for an organization that you volunteer with or work for, or if you’re a seasoned filing expert, it is crucial to file accurately. Failing to do so can have major consequences for the…
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501(c)(3) Organizations & 990 Filing: A Guide to Exemption/Filing Requirements
An organization having tax-exempt status means that the net profits of the organization are exempt from federal taxes. While certain states allow state-level exemption, this status is primarily granted by the IRS. If your organization is new, you may not have obtained tax-exempt status yet and will need to do so. This blog will give…
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Navigating the 990 Series: Understanding Schedules and Simplifying Filings with Tax990
There are so many very specific parts to filing a 990 series return. In addition to the 990 return itself, there are also often additional schedules required to provide more specific information on a topic indicated on the 990 return itself. 16 different schedules may be associated with the 990 series return. Your organization does…