The IRS highlights key forms and tips for tax-exempt organizations ahead of the May 15 filing deadline. Here's what you need ...

With the May 15 filing deadline approaching, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a reminder to tax-exempt ...

Failure to comply with filing requirements can lead to significant consequences, including automatic revocation of tax-exempt ...

North Carolinians now have even longer to file their 2024 tax ... it. IRS officials said extension requests cannot be filed electronically—they must be submitted by paper using Form 4868 ...

Tax-exempt status, which is decided by the Internal Revenue Service, means that these institutions do not pay certain kinds of taxes and that their donors receive a tax deduction when they make gifts.

Even if you can’t afford to pay your full tax bill now, the IRS recommends filing anyway. The penalty for failing to file is typically much higher than the penalty for failing to pay. Paying what you ...

Tax-exempt status, which is decided by the Internal Revenue Service, means that these institutions do not pay certain kinds of taxes and that their donors receive a tax deduction when they make gifts.

Those filers were issued automatic payments in December 2024 and January 2025, based on addresses the IRS had on file. If you never submitted a 2021 return, though, you had until Tax Day 2025 to ...