What organizations are required to file Nonprofit Form 990?

What organizations are required to file Nonprofit Form 990?

Most federally tax-exempt organizations, except churches (unless they claim unrelated business income) and state institutions. Browse the IRS guidelines or chat with us to learn more.
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