The tax season is nearly upon us with the IRS filing deadline for exempt organizations just a little over a month away. Before the stress starts to settle
The IRS requires large and mid-size exempt organizations to describe three of their most major program services when reporting Form 990 or 990-EZ tax returns. These services typically
The IRS has rules of recordkeeping and substantiation for donors giving charitable contributions along with disclosure rules for charities receiving those donations. Individuals or groups that donate to
When you hear the words “nonprofit” or “tax-exempt,” you typically think of a public charity or group doing some charitable work. And any money made, either through contributions
Any exempt organization with activities conducted outside the United States need to report information about those international actions on their IRS Form 990. Activities can include grants and
Like with many other nonprofits or charities, if you make a donation, you can typically deduct the value of your contribution from your annual tax bill. To do
Reporting additional information about political campaign activities or lobbying activities requires exempt organizations to file a Schedule C along with their IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ. 501(c)(3) organizations
In general, public libraries do not receive 501(c)(3) exemption status from the IRS; however, tax officials recognize them as a governmental unit under the 501(c)(3) Internal Revenue Code
Hospitals with 501(c)(3) exemption status must report information about activities, policies, and community benefit of its hospital facilities and other non-hospital health care buildings it operated during the
