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Nonprofit organizations operate under a unique set of tax rules that demand specialized expertise. From annual Form 990 filings to state registration renewals and Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) analysis, a single compliance failure can jeopardize your tax-exempt status and the public trust your organization depends on.
SMAART Company provides dedicated nonprofit tax services designed to keep your organization in flawless standing with the IRS and every state where you operate. We handle the full spectrum of nonprofit compliance, Form 990, 990-EZ, and 990-N preparation, state charitable registration renewals, UBIT analysis, and strategic tax advising, all at transparent, flat-rate pricing with zero surprise fees.
Whether you are a charitable foundation, faith-based organization, educational institution, or advocacy group, we integrate seamlessly with your existing bookkeeping and advisory teams to deliver compliance you never have to worry about.
We review your organizational documents, prior filings, and current financial records to establish a complete compliance baseline.
Our team reconciles your books, categorizes revenue and expenses according to nonprofit accounting standards, and prepares board-ready financials.
We prepare your annual return with meticulous attention to program accomplishments, governance disclosures, and compensation reporting.
All required state charitable registrations, renewals, and supplemental filings are prepared and submitted on time in every applicable jurisdiction.
Year-round strategic guidance on UBIT exposure, donor structuring, grant compliance, and legislative changes affecting tax-exempt organizations.
One missed Form 990 filing puts your tax-exempt status at risk. Three missed filings and the IRS revokes it automatically. We make sure that never happens.
Get answers to the most common questions about our nonprofit tax services services.
Form 990 is the annual informational return required by the IRS for tax-exempt organizations. Most 501(c)(3) organizations must file Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-N depending on their gross receipts and total assets. Failure to file for three consecutive years results in automatic revocation of tax-exempt status.
UBIT applies when a nonprofit earns income from a trade or business that is regularly carried on and not substantially related to its exempt purpose. Common examples include advertising revenue, rental income from debt-financed property, and certain sponsorship arrangements. We analyze your revenue streams to identify and properly report any UBIT exposure.
Yes. Most states require nonprofits soliciting donations to register and renew annually. We manage registrations and renewals in every state where your organization operates or solicits contributions.
We offer flat-rate pricing for all nonprofit services. You receive a clear, upfront fee for Form 990 preparation, state filings, and ongoing advisory, with no hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
Yes. We assist organizations with IRS reinstatement applications, including preparation of Form 1023 or 1024 and all supporting documentation required to restore tax-exempt status.
Contact our nonprofit tax team for a flat-rate compliance review and ensure your organization stays in perfect standing with the IRS and every state authority.
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