Step-by-Step Filing for California Nonprofits: Form 990-N and FTB Form 199
How California nonprofits file IRS Form 990-N and FTB Form 199 with 990.tax, when 199N is an option, and the Attorney General's RRF-1.
California nonprofit filing guides
California filings for small nonprofits and PTAs: FTB Form 199 and 199N, and the Attorney General's RRF-1 and CT-TR-1.
Form 199N vs Form 199 for California PTAs
Which California PTAs may file the free FTB 199N e-Postcard on ftb.ca.gov, who must file Form 199, and how 990.tax files Form 199 with your IRS return.
State Filing Requirements for Nonprofits
Beyond the IRS Form 990 series, many states require their own nonprofit filings: state returns, registration renewals and fundraising reports.
Simplify Tax Filing for PTAs, Home Clubs, Athletic and Band Boosters with 990.tax: Navigating Federal and California State Requirements
Federal and California filing requirements for PTAs, home clubs and booster clubs, and how to file them online.
Did the IRS reject your return?
The rejection names a business rule, such as R0000-922-01 (EIN and name do not match) or F990-902-01. Our reference explains each code in plain English and says how to fix it.
File your 990-N, 990-EZ or 8868 online
990.tax is an IRS-authorized e-file provider. Answer plain questions, sign online, and we transmit to the IRS (and the California FTB for Form 199).