What is BUW? Who is responsible for BUW? How to report BUW. Where to get help.

Charities and donors can learn the rules for reporting, recordkeeping and calculating the deduction for car donations.

You’ll learn: How and why you were automatically revoked; Steps you must take to get reinstated; and How to stay tax-exempt.

The Charities and Nonprofits webpage links to hundreds of pages of helpful information. It’s the place to go if you’re: • Someone looking for information on a charity you’d like to donate to, •An employee of a charity or other tax-exempt organization who needs help completing annual filings, • Someone who wants an employer identification number to apply for tax-exempt status, • Or, a nonprofit organization thinking about federal tax-exempt status.

In this presentation, you’ll learn who can use Form 1023-EZ to apply for tax exemption, and how to submit an error-free form.

You’ll learn: Common missing schedules and other incomplete items; Consequences for filing incomplete/incorrect returns; and Useful filing tips.

Many charities are not aware of the tax implications of their fundraising activities. We'll briefly discuss ways that organizations raise money and review the important tax rules associated with each.

Learn how to: Decrease the number of notices you receive from the IRS. Perfect W-9 data before filing Forms 1099-MISC. Reduce Backup Withholding problems. And more...