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About “Exempt Organizations Select Check”
By Children’s Home Society of Florida
The IRS announced last week that it has created an online search tool called Exempt Organizations Select Check. The new search tool is very useful in understanding whether a charitable organization currently qualifies for deductible gifts.
Internal Revenue Service Website
On www.IRS.gov, select Charities and Nonprofits – More Topics. On the right side of the screen, select Search for Charities and load the Exempt Organizations Select Check page.
The new page allows three types of searches.
1. Exempt Organization Publication 78 – Organizations qualified to receive deductible contributions.
2. Non-exempt Organizations – Because many smaller organizations did not file Form 990-N (ePostcard), their exemptions were automatically revoked.
3. Qualifying Form 990-N Organizations – Those organizations that did comply with the ePostcard notice are listed.
Editor’s Note: Advisors or board members of charities may find the new EO Select Check useful in determining whether a charity has complied with the requirements to file IRS Form 990, Form 990-EZ or IRS Form 990-N. If an organization is no longer exempt it may be appropriate to file a new IRS Form 1023 and apply for exempt status.
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