File Annual IRS Form 990

While nonprofits with 501(c)(3) tax exemption status might not pay federal taxes, they still have to file their nonprofit’s IRS Tax Form 990 or Form 990-N for nonprofit organizations. Filing this form ensures that nonprofits conduct their charity business in a way that complies with their public nonprofit responsibilities. In addition, filing the IRS 990 Form provides the IRS with an overview of your activities throughout the last fiscal year. Filing IRS Form 990 also provides transparency to current and potential donors, as IRS Form 990 helps donors understand your nonprofit organization’s general operations and management.

Even though 501(c) tax-exempt nonprofits don’t pay federal taxes, they must file an annual IRS Form 990. Filing protects your organization’s tax-exempt status, reports activity to the IRS, and keeps the nonprofit in good standing. More importantly, it increases transparency, giving donors a clear view of how your nonprofit operates and manages funds. Stay compliant and build trust—file on time!

We’ve streamlined the process for you. Filing the 990-N can be done in five minutes, ensuring compliance with the IRS. Let’s get started!

If you do not qualify for a 990-N online filing, you can schedule a free consultation with a 990 Consultant to discuss your options and custom pricing.