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Good Governance Brings a Smile to Your Revenue Agent

June 28th, 2011

by Peter R. McGrath Once you’ve completed your annual reporting on Form 990, you mail it off to the IRS and, if everything is OK, you never hear anything. Yet all those 990s do get looked at carefully by revenue agents. Recently, the IRS released a set of guidelines it expects agents to use when [...]

Tags: Accounting, Annual Reporting, Bookkeeping, Compliance, Financial Reporting & Analysis, Financial Services, Form 990, Government Filing, IRS, Payroll, Schedule O
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Treat Your Tax-Exempt Status Like Gold

June 24th, 2011

by Peter R. McGrath Most people have a tendency to see the world from their own point of view. This truism was evident at a recent briefing I attended on the federal reporting Form 990 and all its pomps and works. Midway through the presentation on current and future changes to this reporting tool the [...]

Tags: Form 990, Nonprofit, Tax-Exempt Status
990 filing forms, Nonprofit Accounting & Finance
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