990 Forms

990 Forms are tax documents that nonprofit organizations in the United States must file annually with the IRS. These forms provide detailed financial information about the organization’s income, expenses, and programs, helping ensure transparency and accountability. The most common form, the 990, helps the IRS assess whether the organization is operating for charitable purposes and complying with tax laws. Additionally, these forms are publicly accessible, allowing donors and the public to evaluate the financial health and governance of nonprofits. This transparency fosters trust and encourages responsible philanthropy.