What Is the Difference Between Form 990-N and Form 990-EZ?
Form 990-N vs Form 990-EZ: the gross receipts and asset thresholds that decide which return your nonprofit files, and what each form asks for.
Form 990-EZ guides
Form 990-EZ for small nonprofits: who must file it instead of the 990-N, what it asks for, and the electronic filing requirement.
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.
Changes in 990-EZ E-Filing Requirements: What Non-Profits Need to Know
Form 990-EZ must be filed electronically under the Taxpayer First Act. What changed, who it affects, and how to e-file a 990-EZ.
Understanding IRS Form 990: An Essential Guide for Non-Profit Organizations
What the IRS Form 990 series is, which version your organization files (990-N, 990-EZ, 990), and when it is due.
Can I DIY My Nonprofit Tax Return?
Can a small nonprofit file its own Form 990-N or 990-EZ without a tax professional? What it takes and when to get help.
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).