What information must be provided in the Schedule O while filing IRS Form 990-EZ?
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Applicable To
990-PF
990-N
990-EZ
990
8868
1120-POL
The Schedule O in Form 990-EZ is generally used to provide the IRS with a lot of narrative information regarding the details of the form. This includes:
- Descriptive information about the other revenue produced by the organization.
- List of grants and the other similar amounts paid.
- Descriptive information about the other expenses incurred by the organization.
- Description of the changes in net assets or fund balances.
- Descriptive information about the assets of the organization.
- Description of the total liabilities of the organization.
- Description of the program services conducted by the organization in previous years but hasn't been reported to the IRS.
- Description of every important activity held by the organization that has not been reported to the IRS before.
- Every change made in the amended Form 990-EZ.
- Reason for not reporting any unrelated business whose gross income is $1000 or more to the IRS through Form 990-T.
- Reason for not filing Form 720 to report payments regarding indoor tanning services during the year.
The Schedule O will be generated automatically if required while filing your Form 990-EZ using the "Interview-Based" filing in Tax990. The Schedule O will be made available to you depending upon the information you enter in your Form 990-EZ using the "Form-Based" filing in Tax990.