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July 2009 » The Revision of Federal Form 990
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Kari A. Smoker, JD, and Karyl A. Mammano, PhD
On December 19, 2007, the IRS issued a draft of its newly revised Form 990, the first major revision since 1979. Explaining its reasons for the revision, acting IRS Commissioner Kevin Brown stated, “The tax-exempt sector has changed markedly since the Form 990 was last overhauled more than a quarter of a century ago … We need a Form 990 that reflects the way this growing sector operates in the 21st century. The new 990 aims to give both the IRS and the public an improved window in the way tax-exempt organizations go about their vital mission” (IR-2007-117).
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