Your nonprofit's Form 990, prepared in about ten minutes.
Form 990-N, the e-Postcard, for small tax-exempt organizations. Form 990-EZ is coming soon. Start with an EIN, confirm what the IRS already knows, answer a few questions, and download the finished return.
Authorized, not yet certified. We can’t send returns to the IRS yet, so nothing is charged. What this means
File 990 Now is a private company, not the IRS. Eligible organizations can file Form 990-N themselves, free, at irs.gov. Why people use us anyway
Step 1
Enter your EIN
We look up your organization in IRS public records and pre-fill your legal name, address, fiscal year, and prior filings.
Step 2
Answer a few questions
Plain-language prompts instead of IRS line numbers. Totals and balance checks run as you type, so nothing is rejected for arithmetic.
Step 3
Sign and download
A finished return is checked, saved and ready to download. Sending it to the IRS waits on the IRS's assurance testing, so nothing is charged until then; the security page says where that stands.
Which form does your organization file?
Larger organizations and private foundations (Form 990 and 990-PF) are not supported yet.
The deadline that costs organizations their status
Most exempt organizations must file by the 15th day of the 5th month after their fiscal year ends: May 15 for calendar-year filers. Miss three consecutive years and the IRS revokes tax-exempt status automatically, which affects donor deductibility and takes a paid reinstatement application to undo.
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Import every chapter's EIN, see who has and hasn't filed, send treasurers a one-click filing link, or prepare their returns in bulk.