One of the most tedious tasks when filing Form 990 or a 990-EZ is entering list after list of donor information and their contribution amounts. Many tax-exempt organizations receive hundreds...
Amidst our nation’s current political climate, the National Council of Nonprofits reports that nonpartisanship, an essential principle of charitable nonprofits, has fallen under scrutiny with our country’s leaders in Washington,...
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 exempt organizations...
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 so, the...
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 which allows...
With the most recent changes in tax-exempt requirements and healthcare reform, nonprofit hospitals are facing several challenges with exemption classification and retention. Experts say that nonprofit hospitals receive about $13...
Part III of IRS Form 990 and 990-EZ requires you to report your exempt organization’s program service accomplishments. A program service is typically the major ongoing objective or mission of...
Within IRS Form 990, there is Part XII for financial statements and reporting. In this section, exempt organizations need to indicate whether their financial statements were compiled, reviewed, or audited by...