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Fiscal Year 2015 Reapplication for Section 533 Housing Preservation Grants (HP) Instructions Applicants are encouraged, but not required, to submit this pre-application form electronically by accessing

How to fill out fiscal year 2015 pre-application

Who needs fiscal year 2015 pre-application?

1. Non-profit organizations: Non-profit organizations that have a fiscal year ending in 2015 and are seeking funding or grants for various projects may need to fill out a fiscal year 2015 pre-application. This application helps provide essential information about the organization's financial health and project plans.
2. Government agencies: Government agencies responsible for allocating funds or grants to non-profit organizations may require these organizations to submit a fiscal year 2015 pre-application. This allows the agencies to evaluate the eligibility of the organizations and make informed decisions regarding the allocation of funds.
3. Funding bodies: Foundations, corporations, and other funding bodies that provide financial support to non-profit organizations may request a fiscal year 2015 pre-application. By reviewing these applications, the funding bodies can assess the impact and feasibility of the projects and determine whether they align with their funding priorities.

How to fill out fiscal year 2015 pre-application:

1. Start by reviewing the guidelines: Before filling out the pre-application, carefully read the guidelines provided by the funding agency or organization. Familiarize yourself with the eligibility criteria, submission requirements, and specific instructions for filling out the form.
2. Gather financial information: Collect all relevant financial documents for the fiscal year 2015, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements. These documents will serve as the basis for providing accurate financial information in the pre-application.
3. Provide organizational information: Fill out the organizational details section, including the legal name, address, mission statement, and contact information of your non-profit organization. This information helps the funding agency or organization identify and verify your organization's legitimacy.
4. Describe the project or programs: Clearly outline the project or programs for which you are seeking funding. Provide a detailed description of the objectives, target audience, expected outcomes, and timeline. Explain how the project aligns with the funding agency's or organization's goals and priorities.
5. Include a budget: Prepare a comprehensive budget for the project, detailing both the anticipated expenses and expected revenue sources. Be sure to provide accurate figures and justify any claims or assumptions made in the budget.
6. Address evaluation and reporting: In some pre-applications, you might be required to provide information about how you plan to evaluate and report on the progress and impact of the funded project. Explain the methods you will use to measure success and provide regular updates to the funding agency or organization.
7. Double-check the application: Before submitting the pre-application, review all the information provided, ensuring its accuracy and completeness. Verify that all necessary supporting documents have been attached and that the application is formatted according to the guidelines.
8. Submit the pre-application: Once you are confident that the pre-application is filled out correctly, submit it according to the specified submission process. This may include online submission, mailing, or hand-delivery. Keep a copy of the submitted application for your records.

Remember, the steps provided above are general guidelines and may vary depending on the specific pre-application requirements. Always refer to the provided instructions for accurate information and ensure compliance with any additional documents or resources required.

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What is fiscal year pre-application for?

Fiscal year pre-application is for organizations to indicate their intent to file tax forms for the upcoming fiscal year.

Who is required to file fiscal year pre-application for?

Nonprofit organizations and businesses are required to file fiscal year pre-application.

How to fill out fiscal year pre-application for?

You can fill out fiscal year pre-application online or by mailing the form to the appropriate tax authority.

What is the purpose of fiscal year pre-application for?

The purpose of fiscal year pre-application is to notify the tax authority of your organization’s intention to file tax forms for the upcoming fiscal year.

What information must be reported on fiscal year pre-application for?

You must report your organization’s name, address, contact information, and anticipated revenue for the upcoming fiscal year.

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