Where can I find historical tax returns and annual reports for foundations?
The Foundation Center updates its Forms 990-PF with new returns every 4 to 6 weeks. The IRS has published its regulations guiding the public disclosure for tax exemptions and annual reporting information by private foundations. Under the regulations, which took effect March 13, 2000, foundations are required to provide, at a “reasonable fee,” photocopies of their three most recent tax returns—including Forms 990-PF and 4720 (“Return of Certain Excise Taxes on Charities and Other Persons Under Chapters 41 and 42 of the Internal Revenue Code”)—as well as their original application for tax-exempt status to anyone who requests them in person or in writing. Requested copies of the Form 990-PF and the exemption application are required to be made available on a same day basis for walk-in requests, and within 30 days for mail-in requests. As with other tax-exempt organizations, the requirements will be waived for private foundations that make the documents “widely available” through the Inter
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