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NOTICE: We are currently working on adding the 2008 Form 990 to our system. At present we are not exactly sure when it will be ready, but it will not be any earlier than mid to late February. We will post more information as it is available.

The 990 Online, developed by the nonprofit Urban Institute, provides nonprofit organizations with a simple way to prepare their returns and electronically file them with the IRS. Features include: Supports IRS Form 990, Form 990-EZ and Form 8868 (Application for Extension of Time to File). Works with current versions Internet Explorer and Firefox. Learn more ... Includes comprehensive error checking. Provides online instructions and tips. Creates Adobe Acrobat PDF files of the returns (including related schedules and attachments) for printing, posting on the web, or distributing via email. e-File with the IRS. e-File with participating States. Learn more ... It's free for filers with less than $100,000 in Gross Revenue .... although donations are always welcome.				Quick Menu    New User Registration    Update User Record    Create New Filing    Control Panel    (Create/Edit Returns)    (View/Print Final Returns)    (Authenticate Filing)    (Download Signature Form)    Walkthrough Demo    Technical Support    Frequently Asked Questions    About Us    Log In    Privacy Policy
The nonprofit National Center for Charitable Statistics at the Urban Institute, with support from several major foundations has developed the 990 Online to help nonprofit organizations more easily complete accurate and timely returns and to strengthen the information resources available to the nonprofit sector.
Please read the requirements and tips for best viewing and usage experience for this website. Please read the steps for E-filing the Form 990/990-EZ and Form 8868 returns. If you already have an efile.form990.org Login ID, you can start right now. Click here to begin entering your Form 990 or Form 8868 return. Do you have questions about your Exempt Status (and how to keep it)? Click here for information from the IRS.
Please note that the IRS will only accept electronically filed returns for tax year 2005 and later (returns for reporting periods that begin on or after January 1, 2005).