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Attention Nonprofits! E-file your 2025 990 Series returns to protect your tax-exempt status and ensure IRS compliance.
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Form 990-N

Electronic Notice (e-Postcard) for Tax-Exempt Organizations

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$9.90

E-file Form 990-N
Tax Year
2025
990n

Form 990-EZ

Short Form - Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax with the IRS.

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$89.99

E-File Form 990-EZ
Tax Year
2025
Form 990-EZ

Form 990

Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax

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$179.99

Tax Year
2025
Form 990

Form 990-PF

Return of Private Foundation

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$149.99

Tax Year
2025
990pf

Form 990-T

Exempt Organization Unrelated Business Income Tax Return

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$129.99

Tax Year
2025
990-t

CA FTB - Form 199

California Exempt Organization Annual Information Return

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$69.99

Tax Year
2025
CA FTB - Form 199

Form 5227

Split-Interest Trust Information Return

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$179.99

Tax Year
2025
Form 5227

Form 8868

Application for an automatic 6-month extension of time to file an exempt organization return with the IRS.

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$14.99

Tax Year
2025
Form 8868

Maximize Your Tax-Exempt Organization's
Credits with Form 990-T

If your tax-exempt organization earns unrelated business taxable income (UBTI), it may be required to file IRS Form 990-T. When filing Form 990-T, eligible organizations may claim certain federal business tax credits to help reduce their income tax liability.

To properly claim these credits, the organization must complete the applicable IRS credit forms and report them on Form 3800 (General Business Credit), which is then attached to Form 990-T.

Form 3800

General Business Credit

Allows organizations to calculate, combine, and claim eligible federal business tax credits from multiple IRS credit forms and apply them against the income tax reported on Form 990-T when unrelated business taxable income exists.

Form 3800 applies IRS limitations, determines allowable credit amounts for the current year, and tracks any unused credits that may be carried forward to future tax years. This form must be attached to Form 990-T.

Examples: Investment Credit (Form 3468), Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (Form 8911), Clean Vehicle Credit (Form 8936), and other eligible general business credits.

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General Business Credit

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FAQs on Exempt Organization

1. When is a tax-exempt organization required to file Form 990-T?

A tax-exempt organization must file Form 990-T if it has $1,000 or more in gross income from unrelated business activities during the tax year. This requirement applies even if the organization ultimately owes no tax.

2. What is Form 3800 and why is it required?

Form 3800 (General Business Credit) is used to:
  • Combine multiple eligible business tax credits
  • Apply IRS credit limitations
  • Determine the allowable credit for the current year
  • Track unused credit carryforwards
If a tax-exempt organization claims general business credits, Form 3800 must be attached to Form 990-T.

3. Can I request an extension to file Form 990?

Yes. To request more time to file Form 990, you must file Form 8868 on or before your original due date. Filing Form 8868 grants an automatic 6-month extension for most exempt organizations. Remember, this extends the filing deadline only—not the time to pay any tax due.
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