Overview of new form 990 -- Program service accomplishments -- Checklist of schedules -- Other IRS filings and tax compliance -- Corporate governance -- Compensation -- Revenue, expenses, and balance sheet -- Public charity status -- Legislative activities -- Political activities -- Supplemental financial statements -- Tax-exempt schools -- Foreign activities -- Fundraising and gaming activities -- Hospitals -- Domestic grantmaking -- Tax-exempt bonds -- Transactions with interested persons -- Noncash contributions -- Liquidation, termination, dissolution, or significant disposition of assets -- Related organizations and unrelated partnerships.
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"The accurate and complete preparation of Form 990 - the information return that must be filed annually by most types of tax-exempt organizations - is key to maintaining tax-exempt status, public image, and fundraising capabilities. In December 2007, the IRS released the newly redesigned Form 990. The publication of this significantly expanded return has created, and is creating, many new laws ... and confusion. Recognizing that far too many nonprofit organizations are unprepared for what is coming their way, The New Form 990 channels its stellar author team's decades of legal expertise to provide tax-exempt organizations and tax return preparers with the help they need to properly, effectively, and accurately prepare the new return."--BOOK JACKET.
New form nine-ninety
Nonprofit organizations-- Taxation-- Law and legislation-- United States.
Tax exemption-- Law and legislation-- United States, Forms.
Tax returns-- United States.
Nonprofit organizations-- Taxation-- Law and legislation.