Let's break down Form 990 into something you can actually understand without getting a headache.
Think of Form 990 as your nonprofit's annual report card to the IRS. It shows:
Mark your calendar: It's due on the 15th day of the fifth month after your fiscal year ends. Miss it, and you're looking at penalties - nobody wants that!
If your nonprofit does work internationally, you'll need to tackle Schedule F. Here's the quick rundown:
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Form 990 might seem like a pain, but it's your chance to show donors and the public that you're running a tight ship. Get it right, and you're building trust while keeping the IRS happy. That's a win-win! Remember: Transparency isn't just a buzzword - it's what keeps donors coming back and your nonprofit thriving.
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