Form 990 preparation and e-filing
The full Form 990 and every schedule it calls for, reconciled to your financial statements, reviewed with you and e-filed, with a board review package and a public copy.
What's included →
Preparation, review and e-filing for every return in the Form 990 family, plus the extensions, late returns and state filings around them. Fixed quote before any work starts.
The full Form 990 and every schedule it calls for, reconciled to your financial statements, reviewed with you and e-filed, with a board review package and a public copy.
What's included →For organizations under $200,000 in gross receipts and $500,000 in assets. We confirm you qualify, prepare the return and its schedules, review it with you and e-file it.
What's included →For small organizations with gross receipts normally $50,000 or less. We confirm you qualify, check what the IRS has on file for your EIN, and submit the e-Postcard for you.
What's included →Every private foundation files Form 990-PF every year, whatever its size. We prepare it with the excise tax, distribution test and grants list done right, and plan estimated payments.
What's included →Advertising, a café, debt-financed rentals or partnership income can be taxable even for a tax-exempt organization. We sort out what counts, prepare the 990-T and plan estimated tax.
What's included →Books not closed yet? Form 8868, filed by the original due date, gives an automatic six months for Forms 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF and 990-T. We file it and calendar the new date.
What's included →Missed a year, or three? We work out what is missing, file it in the right order, help you request penalty relief for reasonable cause and guide reinstatement after revocation.
What's included →Many states want a copy of your Form 990 with an annual charity renewal. We prepare the state reports that go with your federal return and line up the deadlines.
What's included →You always know what we need, what it costs and when it will be filed.
A short, plain-English summary of the return for your board: what changed from last year, what the public will see, and the governance questions the board should be able to answer. Form 990 asks whether your board reviewed the return before it was filed.
A working session for staff, treasurers or new board members on how the 990 is built, what the IRS asks and how to keep records during the year so next year's return is easier.