The Form 990 Deadline has been moved to July 15, but missing it can still result in serious IRS penalties for your nonprofit.

Small nonprofits can file form 990-N, the e-Postcard of tax-exempt filing, in 3 simple steps.

Tax-exempt organizations who paper file Form 990 during COVID-19 are subject to serious delays.

Find out more about your tax-exempt status and why some places of worship are choosing to file IRS Form 990.

Here is how nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations are staying healthy and making a difference during COVID-19.

There is a six-month extension on form CHAR500 for New York State nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations.

Here are our top three tips to help you meet your deadline and get tax filing off of your to-do list with as little stress as possible.

The Form 990 is a federal tax requirement for tax exempt organizations across the country. The IRS mandates that every tax exempt organization must file the Form 990

Organizations that are required to file between April 15, 2020 and June 15, 2020 will have additional time to file.

This form may be paper filed or filed electronically with the IRS