
How to E-file Form 990-T
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Tax 990 supports Form 990-T filing for the current and previous tax years. Choose the applicable tax year, select Form 990-T, and proceed.
Using our Form-Based filing method, enter the required information on your Form 990-T.
You can review the form summary and edit details if required. You can also share your form with organization members for their review and approval.
Once reviewed, you can transmit the form to the IRS. After transmission, our system provides instant updates about your form's IRS status via email and text.





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Information Required to E-file Form 990-T

- Organization’s Basic information
- Details about the Unrelated Business Income (UBI)
- Tax computations
- Tax dues and payments
- Other activities of the organization

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- Includes Schedule A
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- Includes supporting forms
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Frequently Asked Questions
Form 990-T is used by certain tax-exempt organizations and nonprofits to report their unrelated business income to the IRS.
The exempt organizations that file Forms 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF and generate an income of $1000 or more from unrelated businesses should file Form 990-T.
Form 990-T due date depends upon the organization type:
- For Employees' trusts, defined in section 401(a), IRAs (including SEPs and SIMPLEs), Roth IRAs, Coverdell ESAs, or 408(a) (Archer MSAs), the due date to file Form 990-T is the 15th day of the 4th month after the organization’s accounting period ends.
- For other organizations, the due date to file Form 990-T is the 15th day of the 5th month after the organization’s accounting period ends.
Yes! As per the 2021 IRS mandate, organizations must file Form 990-T electronically.
Yes! You can file Form 8868 to extend your 990-T deadline. The IRS will provide an automatic extension of 6 months upon filing Form 8868.
Form 990-T Schedule A is used by organizations that engage in more than one type of unrelated business activity to report income and allowable deductions. A separate Form 990-T Schedule A should be attached for each business activity.