Texas Association of Nonprofit Organizations is collaborating
with the National Council of Nonprofit Associations to offer a facility to listen to NCNA's webinar
regarding the changes to IRS Form 990.
Thursday, April 3 1:00 pm
A Question and Answer Session with the IRS
Presenter: Ron Schultz, IRS Tax Exempt & Government Entities Division
Cost for group listening: Free to TANO members; $30 for nonmembers (see separate listing for multi-day discount). If you cannot make it to Austin and would rather listen at your own computer, please follow the link for more information to purchase directly from NCNA.
A Question and Answer Session with the IRS
Presenter: Ron Schultz, IRS Tax Exempt & Government Entities Division
Cost for group listening: Free to TANO members; $30 for nonmembers (see separate listing for multi-day discount). If you cannot make it to Austin and would rather listen at your own computer, please follow the link for more information to purchase directly from NCNA.
In order to “get it right the first time” in filing the new Form 990 in 2009, the IRS Instructions for the form will be critical. This will be your opportunity just as the instructions are being released to pose all your Form 990 questions to the IRS. This moderated Q & A will provide timely and informative answers to the questions that matter to you.
Significant changes have been made to IRS Form 990. Don't miss this chance to hear from experts in the field about changes to the Form 990 and how they impact your organization. NCNA will be presenting a 3-part webinar series on March 6, March 20, and April 3. Join us and hear from the experts, get answers to your questions, and
- gain insights into what you need to do NOW to better prepare your nonprofit for its 2009 filing,
- receive the most recent guidance from the IRS on your specific questions,
- learn about what small nonprofits are required to file on the new Form 990-N, and
- prepare your organization to file electronically
Tom Pollak is Program Director of the National Center for Charitable Statistics, (NCCS), a program of the Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy at The Urban Institute. Mr. Pollak manages NCCS’s website, data development, and online data services; the 990 Online, a web-based system for electronic filing of IRS Form 990s and state registration forms; and the creation of online systems to help new nonprofit organizations register with the IRS (Cyber Assistant – not yet public) and small organizations notify the IRS that they remain active (the 990-N or “e-Postcard” project – now publicly available through the IRS website). Tom’s recently completed and current research projects include a study of overhead costs in the nonprofit sector, and publication of a new Nonprofit Almanac (due in early 2008). He is the author of numerous articles on management and overhead in nonprofit organizations. --------------------