Form 990 is an IRS form that requires information about a tax-exempt organization's finances, board member details, compensation information, and service activities.

Form 990 must be filed by an exempt organization, even if it has not yet filed Form 1023 with the IRS to receive official approval of its tax-exempt status.

Form 990 - Form 990 is the standard ‘long form'. The IRS requires that all organizations with annual gross receipts greater than or equal to $200,000, or total assets greater than or equal to ...

Form 990: Late filing penalty abatement Smaller not-for-profit organizations that don’t file Form 990 or file late may be unpleasantly surprised at how large the penalties can be. But there are ...

IRS Form 990 is an informational tax form that most tax-exempt organizations must file annually. Form 990 protects transparency in the nonprofit sector by requiring organizations to outline their ...

The IRS has issued final 2009 versions of Forms 990 and 990-EZ, as well as their instructions. The IRS has also provided a detailed explanation of significant changes to the forms. Form 990, Return of ...

After years of review and revision, the much-discussed redesigned Form 990 is no longer a theoretical entity that nonprofits will have to deal with “some day.” Some day is now. Most ...