DATELINE: December 23, 2008, Chicago
Updated December 25, 2008
We have completed assembling a Form 990 package with all the Core Form, the Schedules, and related instructions. It is bookmarked for ready access to schedules and related instructions.
Those downloading the schedule should not use it to file returns because the process by which it was completed resulted in alterations to the internal field names (or so the PDF software indicated). Those downloading it take it as is and agree to hold us harmless. We assume no responsibility for errors in assembling this package. If errors are detected, we would appreciate being notified and we will correct them is we feel like it.
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The Desktop Guide is Quickly Becoming the Must Have Guide for Nonprofit Executives
Some of our readers have followed the link to the Amazon.com Web site, but apparently have not bought the Guide. If they were turned off by the price, they should reconsider. One prominent attorney in the exempt organization field grabbed a review copy of the Guide and couldn't put it down. She has instructed a number of her clients to buy it, pointing out to them that for less than 1/2 hour of her billable time, they receive a lesson (and resource) that tells it like she would like it told. If you are starting a new charity, the Guide could save you thousands of dollars in legal fees by teaching you how to better utilize your legal counsel and framing the issues so you don't spin your wheels at $400 an hour. |
Click Here for the package and please consider buying Jack Siegel's Guide. It makes a lovely stocking stuffer, particularly if the stocking is extra large.
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