Form 990-N in United States
Definition of Form 990-N
A concept of Form 990-N applicable in the United States: Public charities with annual revenues of up to $50,000 are required to electronically file Form 990-N, an annual notice that indicates its legal name; mailing address; web site address; taxpayer identification number; name and address of a principal officer; evidence of the continuing basis for the organization’s exemption from filing Form 990; and, upon termination, notice of that termination. There are no monetary penalties for failure to file the notice, but failure to file the annual notice for three consecutive years will result in revocation of taxexempt status.
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- Charity
- Foundation
- NGOs
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