Tax Exempt 990-EZ or 990N Electric Postcard/How to Re-instate your 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4)

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Each club needs to read the following very carefully and make sure your club has sent their form in to IRS.
Please see explanation below to which one you need to send in.

Click to file your 990N Electronic Card

Filing IRS Form 990-N (e-postcard) on-line

 

All organizations (clubs and districts) with an EIN (employer identification number) must file an information tax return with the IRS. If gross receipts (all income to include dues, donations received for scholarships, etc.) are less than $50,000, you can file form 990 N, Electronic Postcard. That is only filed on-line. If receipts are more than $50,000, you need to file the 990 EZ. The e-postcard must be filed no later than the 15th day of the 5th month following the end of the fiscal year. It must be filed at least every three years, but it is best to file it every year. Failure to file the 990-N at least every three years will result in the IRS revoking the tax-exempt status of the club.

 

1. go to http://epostcard.form990.org/

2. You will be at the page: “e-Postcard: file your electronic IRS Form 990-N:”

      Step 1:  Register as a new user: If you have never filed this report, select this option. The Texas Federation of Womens Clubs will show as the organization name. You will have an opportunity in

Step 2  C (1) below to enter your club name. Do not change the name on this page.

      A. On “Request Login ID”, enter your EIN, select next.

      B. On next page, “Request Login ID,” create a password, enter your name, address, e-mail; select next.

      C. When this request is submitted, IRS will send a login ID to the person in B. above.

     

      Step 2:  Create your Form 990-N (e-Postcard): If you have a login ID from a previous year or have just received it from the IRS, select this option.

      A. On the login page, enter your login ID received from the IRS.

      B. Enter the password you created in step 1.

      C. Complete the on-line form.

            (1)  The Texas Federation of Womens Clubs will come up as the organization. In the next blank, file on the dba line, your club name.

            (2) Click on boxes and select the appropriate item: still active, earned under $50,000 per year, principal contact is a person, organization address (president or treasurer) name of contact (can be your club president or treasurer). If there are problems, or the report has not been filed, IRS notices will go to the contact listed.

 

      Step 3: Submit your Form 990-N (e-postcard):  When you complete your e-postcard, click the “Submit Filing to IRS” button at the bottom of your report form.

 

3. When the report has been filed, the IRS will e-mail you that the e-postcard has been accepted. Keep a copy of that for your files.

 

4. To see if your club has submitted any 990-N Electronic Postcards, you will have to login and go to the Control Panel where all filings are listed by year for your club.

Click to File your 990-EZ if your Club income is over $50,000

  Group Exemption Number.....every club's number is 1776. That is what most won't know.Again, the IRS assigned us 1776 as our group exemption which entitles every club to be 501 (c)3!!!

Information on How to Re-instate 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) Clubs

 Here's the information on what your clubs need to do to get their tax-exempt status reinstated. First, you need to determine if the club is 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4)--that will determine which form to file (as explained in Word attachment.) Applications must be postmarked by December 31, 2012.
 
Here's what is attached for those 46 clubs on the revoked list:
Word document listing what the clubs need to do to get their status reinstated;
IRS fact sheet about auto revocation
IRS form 1023
IRS form 1023 instructions
IRS form 1024
IRS form 1024 instructions
Notice 2011-43
 

If you did not receive this information directly from Carol Habgood, and need the other forms, please email pitpatti@aol.com and I will forward you Carol's email which has all the forms attached.

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