The IRS recently announced an extension until March 30, 2012, for tax-exempt organizations that normally have a January or February return filing deadline. (more…)
The IRS recently announced an extension until March 30, 2012, for tax-exempt organizations that normally have a January or February return filing deadline. (more…)
Wouldn’t your not-for-profit organization love to find an additional $500 to $5000? Nonprofit groups are often surprised to find that they may qualify for the small business healthcare tax credit, which began in 2010. The credit, which applies to both for-profit and nonprofit entities, has already netted several of our clients between $500 and $5000 in refunds for the 2010 tax year. (more…)
The Internal Revenue Service has issued a warning to booster clubs that conduct fundraisers that they may be subject to IRS scrutiny, including jeopardizing the groups’ 501(c(3) status. An IRS directive addresses the possible tax consequences for booster clubs that reduce the amount a participant is required to pay based on the amount of fundraising the individual has done. (more…)
IRS Form 990 causes anxiety for many trustees of tax-exempt organizations. The form, expanded and revised beginning in the 2008 tax year, was designed to help organizations communicate their business operations more transparently to the IRS, members and the general public. (more…)
The IRS has announced it will help thousands of small charities keep their tax-exempt status who missed the May 17 deadline for filing the new online return, called the Form 990-N or “e-postcard.” (more…)
Just as they did when earthquakes ravaged Haiti, many fast-acting organizations have mobilized to help rescue animals caught in the massive Gulf oil spill. But as was also the case with Haiti, not all groups have the best interests of the animals, or the donors, in mind. If you want to help, how do you know which ones are responsible, versus inefficient, ineffective or outright scams? (more…)
Hundreds of thousands of not-for-profit organizations are in danger of losing their tax-exempt status because they missed a critical May 17 filing deadline, however smaller nonprofits are being thrown a lifeline by the IRS. The IRS is working to help organizations with annual receipts under $25,000 maintain their tax-exempt status and encourages these groups to go ahead and file the document even though the deadline has passed. (more…)