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What is Form 990-N?
Form 990-N is an annual return filed by small tax-exempt organizations to meet their tax filing requirements.
Who must file Form 990-N?
Tax-exempt organizations whose gross receipts are $50,000 or less for the tax year should file Form 990-N.
When is Form 990-N Due?
The due date for filing Form 990-N is the 15th day of the 5th month after the organization’s accounting period ends.
Tax990 Enables Seamless 990-N E-Filing with Exclusive Features
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You can complete and e-file your e-postcard in just 3 simple steps with Tax 990.
File From Any Device
E-file Form 990-N from any device including desktop, mobile, or tablet.
View Filing History
Tax 990 provides you with the option to view and access the filing history of your organization.
Get Real-Time Updates
Receive instant email and text notifications regarding the IRS status of your Form 990-N.
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If the IRS rejects your Form 990-N for any reason, you can retransmit it for free.
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Prepare and manage 990 filings for a large number of clients (many EINs), and ensure that clients check the returns through a secure portal before they are sent out.
E-Signing Options
We accept Form 8453-TE for Paid Preparers and Form 8879-TE for Electronic Return Originators (ERO).
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How to file Form 990-N Electronically
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Import your organization’s details from the IRS database using your EIN or enter them manually
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Tax990 supports 990-N filing for current and prior years. Choose the tax year for which you need to file
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Information Required to E-file Form 990-N Online
Here is the list of major information that you’ll need to file Form 990-N online,
- Organization’s EIN
- Organization’s accounting period
- Legal name and mailing address
- Other names of the organization
- Principal officer details
- Organization’s website address (if applicable)
- Confirmation that the organization's annual gross receipts are
$50,000 or less - Statement of termination (if applicable)
Fees to File Form 990-N Online
- 3-Step Filing
- File from any device
- Instant IRS status updates
- Supports prior years' filing
- Retransmit rejected returns for free
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Frequently Asked Questions about Tax Form 990N
What is IRS Form 990-N?
Form 990-N (Electronic Notice) is an annual return filed by small tax-exempt organizations with gross receipts less than or equal to $50,000. Form 990-N is also known as an e-postcard.
Who must file Form 990-N?
Generally, Form 990-N is filed by tax-exempt organizations with gross receipts of $50,000 or less.
Note: Organizations that are eligible to file Form 990-N can also file Form 990 or 990-EZ voluntarily.
When is the deadline to file Form 990-N?
The due date to file Form 990-N is the 15th day of the 5th month after the organization’s accounting period ends.
Therefore, if your organization follows a calendar tax year, the deadline to file Form 990-N is May 15.
Does your organization follow a fiscal tax year? Find your 990-N due date.
Are there any additional filing requirements for Form 990-N?
No! Unlike the other 990 forms, such as Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF, the organizations that file Form 990-N aren’t required to include
any Schedules.
Can I get an extension for Form 990-N?
No, the Form 990-N deadline cannot be extended (unlike other 990 forms).
Is there any penalty for filing Form 990-N late?
There is no penalty for filing Form 990-N late. However, if the organization fails to file 990-N for three consecutive years, the IRS will revoke the tax-exempt status of the organization.
Can Form 990-N be amended?
No! You cannot file an amended return for Form 990-N. However, Tax 990 provides you with the option to retransmit the 990-N returns rejected due to IRS
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What is the difference between Form 990-N, Form 990, and Form 990-EZ?
Form 990-N:
Form 990-N is an e-postcard that can be filed by small tax-exempt organizations with gross receipts of $50,000 or less. Unlike Form 990, this form doesn’t require detailed information.
Form 990:
Form 990 is filed by certain nonprofits that have gross receipts of $200,000 or more (or) total assets of $500,000 or more to report their activities, financial information, and certain other details to the IRS.
Form 990-EZ:
Tax-exempt organizations that have gross receipts of less than $200,000 and total assets are less than $500,000 should file form 990-EZ to report their financial activities, Program service accomplishments, revenue, expenses, assets, liabilities, and certain other details to the IRS.
What is the difference between Form 990-N and Form 990-PF?
Form 990-PF is filed by Private Foundations to report their foundation's activities and financial information to the IRS, whereas 990-N Tax Form is filed by small tax-exempt organizations that have gross receipts of less than or equal to $ 50,000 for the corresponding tax year to sustain the tax-exempt status.
Can I file Form 990-EZ/990 instead of Form 990-N?
Yes! The small exempt organization that is eligible to file Form 990-N may choose to file Form 990-EZ or even Form 990 voluntarily to satisfy its annual
reporting requirements.
What does the term Principal Officer mean in Form 990-N?
- The term "principal officer" refers to an individual within the organization who holds a key leadership position.
- This person is usually responsible for the organization's activities, implementing power, decision-making power, and overall management.