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How to E-file Form 990-EZ Online for the 2024 Tax Year?
- 1 Add Organization Details
- 2 Choose Tax Year
- 3 Enter form details
- 4 Review the form summary
- 5 Transmit to the IRS
Amazing Features that Simplify Form 990-EZ Filing for Nonprofits and
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Internal Audit Check
Our built-in error check system audits your 990-EZ for any errors, ensuring accuracy.

Reviewers and Approvers
After completing your 990-EZ, share it with your organization members for review and approval.

Free Retransmission
If your 990-EZ gets rejected by the IRS for any errors, fix them and retransmit it for free.

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Once transmitted, you will receive instant IRS status updates on your 990-EZ via email.

Form 990-T
Organizations with an unrelated business income of $1000 or more during the tax year must
file Form 990-T. Our software supports the e-filing of 990-T e-filing
as well.
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Frequently Asked Questions on
Form 990-EZ
1. What is Form 990-EZ (Short Form)?
- Form 990-EZ serves as the Short Form Return of Organizations Exempt from Income Tax, which is filed by small tax-exempt organizations, nonexempt charitable trusts, and section 527 political organizations to report their revenue, assets, activities, and more to the IRS.
- Generally, Form 990-EZ is applicable to organizations with gross receipts less than $200,000 and total assets less than $500,000.
- Check the Form 990-EZ instructions to file accurately and securely.
2. When is the Due Date to file Form 990-EZ?
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Generally, the organizations should
file Form 990-EZ by the 15th day of the 5th month following the organization's tax year ends. -
So, for organizations that operate on calendar tax year, the
deadline to file Form 990-EZ is May 15. - E-file 990-EZ Now to avoid late filing penalties.
3. What are the Penalties for not filing Form 990-EZ on time?
- Failing to file your organization's Form 990-EZ within the deadline will result in penalties. The penalty amount will be determined based on the organization’s gross receipts for the corresponding tax year.
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The penalties can be waived if the IRS accepts the reasonable cause provided for the delay.
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4. What is Automatic Revocation?
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If your organization has failed to file 990-EZ for three consecutive years, its tax-exempt status will be automatically revoked. However, you can reinstate the exempt status by filing afresh for tax-exempt status.
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5. Is there an extension for filing
Form 990-EZ?
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Yes! Nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations can File Form 8868 to request an additional time of up to 6 months to
file Form 990-EZ. -
Form 8868 must be filed by the original filing deadline of your organization to instantly get an automatic extension on the
filing of Form 990-EZ with the IRS.