Missed 990-N filing deadline May 17?

IRS to 990-N Filers Who Missed May 17 Deadline: "Go Ahead and File"

Commissioner tells small nonprofits, "The IRS will do what it can to help them avoid losing their tax-exempt status" and urges them to file Form 990-N now.  More information.

4,000 Wisconsin Nonprofits could lose their tax-exempt status this week

If your nonprofit has NOT filed an annual return in the past three years - even those with gross receipts normally under $25,000 - you could face automatic revocation of your tax-exempt status.
Unless you file by Monday, May 17, 2010.
Find out whether your nonprofit is at risk of losing its tax-exempt status: Check the list!

Small organizations: Use the 990-N e-Postcard - it takes just minutes! Those with gross receipts normally under $25,000 answer eight simple questions. See this IRS page for more information and a link to e-file. If your organization's gross receipts are normally in excess of $25,000, you must file a Form 990 and not the e-postcard.  

Read this fact sheet (PDF download) from the IRS for more information about filing annual returns

Grants Links: May 4, 2010

UW-Madison: Humanities Exposed awards (May 24)

Dodge County, WI: Grants for programs involving agriculture or youth

WI & MI: Scholarship for American Indian women attending tribal colleges

US: VA scholarship for children of fallen service members

US: Grants from Rural Energy for America Program

US: Grants for education reform (May 12)