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What is char es?

Char es refers to the annual report that charitable organizations are required to file to provide transparency about their operations and financial activities.

Who is required to file char es?

Organizations that are recognized as tax-exempt under the Internal Revenue Code, specifically charities and non-profits, are required to file char es.

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Char es can be filled out by gathering the necessary financial data and operational details of the organization, and then completing the designated forms as instructed by the IRS or state regulations.

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The purpose of char es is to ensure accountability and transparency of charitable organizations to the public and regulatory authorities.

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Char es must include information such as financial statements, a list of board members, details of programs and services offered, and disclosures of any related-party transactions.