Most tax-exempt organizations, other than
churches
, must file a yearly return or notice with the IRS. If an organization does not file a required annual return for three consecutive years, the law provides that it automatically loses its tax-exempt status. Loss of exempt status means an organization must file income tax returns and pay income tax, and its contributors will not be able to deduct their
donations
.
What must be filed this year depends on the organization’s
financial
activity:
Form 990-N If Gross Receipts (GR) Less or equal $25K
Form 990-EZ If GR > $25k <$1 million and Total Assets (TA)of < or =$2.5 Millions.
Form 990 If GR > or = $500K or TA > or =$1.25 million.
Form 990-PF Private Foundation.
Source IRS
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