What is “Schedule A”?
Schedule A is a component of Form 990, and requests your sources of financial support, the salaries of your highest-paid employees, and other information. Form 990 is a public document, and members of the public can obtain copies from the IRS, or by sending a written request to a nonprofit organization. One section of Schedule Athe one which contains the names and amounts of all donorscan be deleted when copies of the 990 and Schedule A are provided to the public.
“Schedule A” is a list of categories designated by the U.S. Department. of Labor as not requiring alien labor certification. It is a list of occupations that the Secretary of Labor has deemed to be in short supply in the U.S. For the last decade, there have been only two occupations on this list: physical therapists and registered nurses.
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