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This document provides a comprehensive overview of the financial activities, governance, and compliance status of Open Door Family Medical Center Inc for the 2016 tax year, demonstrating its commitment to serving the community, particularly low-income and underserved populations. It includes detailed information about revenue, expenses, program services, and organizational structure, in compliance with IRS requirements for tax-exempt organizations.

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How to fill out form 990

1. Gather organizational information, including the legal name and address.
2. Determine the tax year the form will cover.
3. Complete Part I: Summary, which provides a snapshot of the organization's financial status.
4. Fill out Part II: Signature Block, including signatures of authorized individuals.
5. Complete Part III: Program Service Accomplishments, detailing the organization's activities.
6. Fill out Part IV: Checklist of Requirements, ensuring compliance with necessary laws.
7. Proceed to Part V: Statements Regarding Other IRS Filings and Tax Compliance.
8. Complete the financial sections, including Parts VI through XI, reporting income, expenses, and net assets.
9. Use Schedule A to discuss public support and whether the organization qualifies as a public charity.
10. Review all information for accuracy before submitting, ensuring to file electronically if applicable.

Who needs form 990?

1. Tax-exempt organizations, including nonprofits and charities, generally with gross receipts over $200,000 or total assets exceeding $500,000.
2. Private foundations must also file Form 990-PF, which is specific to their operations.
3. Organizations that wish to maintain their tax-exempt status are required to file Form 990 annually, regardless of revenue.

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What is form 990?

Form 990 is an informational tax form that most tax-exempt organizations in the United States are required to file with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to provide information about their finances, governance, and compliance with tax laws.

Who is required to file form 990?

Organizations that are recognized as tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) and other categories of 501(c) organizations, as well as certain private foundations, are required to file Form 990. This includes non-profits, charitable organizations, and other similar entities.

How to fill out form 990?

Form 990 can be filled out using the IRS's official instructions for the form, which guide organizations through sections such as revenue, expenses, governance, and other disclosures. Organizations may also use tax software or hire a tax professional to assist with the preparation.

What is the purpose of form 990?

The purpose of Form 990 is to provide transparency and accountability in the use of tax-exempt status funds, inform the public and IRS about the organization's activities and finances, and ensure compliance with federal tax regulations.

What information must be reported on form 990?

Form 990 requires organizations to report details such as revenue, expenses, net assets, specific program accomplishments, governance structure, and information about board members and key employees, among other financial and operational details.