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We have weekly Facebook Live classes
We are having Facebook Live classes every Wednesday at 10:30 AM! These classes will cover a wide variety of topics.
- QuickBooks Online
- QuickBooks Desktop
- Information Technology Information
- Tax preparation tips.
- And more……… Suggestions are welcome!
The classes are TBD and if you have any requests. please send us an email at [email protected] or give us a call at 321-236-2771.
We started free Facebook Classes!
Last week we had our first Facebook live class. We are planning on classes that cover a wide variety of fields, including Human Resources, Payroll, Taxes, Business Development, Information Technology, and QuickBooks®. Make sure to like and follow our Facebook Page to stay up to date with all the upcoming classes.
Fake Hurricane Charities!
Be on the look out for fake charities!
With Hurricane Harvey just passing through Texas and Hurricane Irma headed to Florida there are many charities popping up to aid the victims of these disasters.
While there are many legitimate Charities out there to help these people in their time of need, there are also many scams that pop up to take advantage of this situation.
Make sure to check out the link below in order to protect yourself from these scams.
Source: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/beware-of-fake-charity-scams-relating-to-hurricane-harvey#_blank
Deadline for Tax-Exempt Organizations is Near!
The deadline for tax-exempt organizations is coming up soon, May 15th. We received an article from the IRS regarding Tax-exempt organizations and wanted to take this opportunity to remind you of important factors to take into consideration when it comes to filing Form 990 for these organizations.
What you need to know:
1. Loss of Tax-Exempt Status: Any organizations that do not file annual reports for three straight years will lose their exempt status so it is important to always file. The 2007 Pension Protection Act requires most tax exempt organizations to file Form 990 with the exception of Churches and Church related organizations.
2. NO Personal Info! Do not include personal information such as social security number, information about donors, clients, or benefactors. This could give rise to identity theft since these forms are often made public.
3. File Electronically Whenever Possible: This reduces the risk of including SSNs and other personal information. E-filing also makes the process smoother and quicker with the IRS receiving your information.
4. What to file? Any organizations with an average annual gross receipts of $50,000 or less will file an electronic notice Form 990-N. Organizations with more than $50,000 will file Form 990 or 990-EZ. Private organizations will file 990-PF. If you need to file a six-month extension for your organization, use Form 8868.
5. Check Tax-Exempt Status: The IRS publishes the list of organizations that have lost their tax-exempt status for failure to file for three years. Any organization that wants to have their status reinstated must pay any fees and file an application. To check a status, visit Select Check.
Our staff at Business Resource Partners is knowledgeable in all aspects of tax preparation, our Enrolled Agent is able to represent you to the IRS if needed and we are happy to help with tax preparation, filing and planning.
Call to make an appointment (321) 236-2771 or stop by our office, we look forward to serving you! 310 Almond Street Clermont, FL 34711
