IRS Announces Temporary E-Filing Delay for Forms 990-T and 1120-POL
Learn about the temporary e-filing delay for Forms 990-T and 1120-POL until March 17, 2024 which impacts returns with due dates falling between January 15, 2024, and March 15, 2024.
Learn about the temporary e-filing delay for Forms 990-T and 1120-POL until March 17, 2024 which impacts returns with due dates falling between January 15, 2024, and March 15, 2024.
PBMares shares thoughts on the “Greatest of All Time” top 10 list of Internal Revenue Code Sections – all of which are still in effect.
PBMares shares the “Greatest of All Time” top 10 list of Internal Revenue Code Sections – all of which are still in effect.
Nonprofits can run into issues when they accept advertising or sponsorship dollars if they don’t know the rules of unrelated business income tax. Knowing the difference between the two scenarios can help to minimize or manage tax liability.
Small to medium-size nonprofits have several responsibilities to maintain their tax-exempt status and may be unaware of some of the activities that can jeopardize it. The IRS has recently released many resources to help.
For businesses contemplating a commercial project, the §179D deduction, a provision from the Inflation Reduction Act, is now available for any qualifying commercial energy-efficient building.
Starting August 1, 2022, Form 990-N filers – small nonprofits – are required to use a more streamlined, modern online filing system. ID.me, the IRS’s ID authentication system, will be required for new users.
The VSCPA has released four free resource guides for nonprofit organizations to aid them in financial matters. Updated by specialists on the PBMares Not-For-Profit Team, topics include budgeting, income tax issues, responsibilities and risks, and auditing.
UBTI reporting for exempt organizations can be challenging. Exempt organizations investing in partnerships should ensure that the K1 reporting from the partnership provides the information necessary to ensure correct reporting.
Starting a nonprofit often requires registering with the state before the organization can fundraise. States like Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina all have different rules and requirements for nonprofit registration.
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