Income tax applications for filing extensions Laws of New York State (New York State Legislature).Laws of New York State (New York State Senate).Summary of Registration and Filing Requirements for Fund Raising Professionals Professional Solicitor Registration Statement Professional Fundraising Interim/Closing Statement Professional Fund Raiser Registration StatementĪnnual Bond Form (for Professional Fund Raisers) Summary of Registration and Filing Requirements for Fundraising Professionals Professional Fund Raiser/Fundraising Counsel Contract Certification & Addendum to Contract With Charitable Organizations No Annual Filing is Required to be Submitted by Estatesįundraising Counsel Registration Statement Instructions for Registration of Estates With a Charitable Interest There is no Registration Form for Estates With a Charitable Interest - Submit Copies of the Notice of Probate and Will.There is no annual filing form for Charitable Remainder Trusts Registration Statement for Charitable Remainder Trusts

Registration Statement for Charitable Lead Trusts If you have any questions, please email your annual filing online now Filings submitted via the online portal will be processed and posted promptly to the bureau’s online registry. This interactive version of the CHAR500 offers a streamlined process that allows uploading of all required documents, e-payment and e-signature. The Charities Bureau has an online portal for submitting charities’ annual financial filings. To download forms and instructions, use the links below. Read more Charities Bureau Forms and Instructionsįor Adobe PDF files you can download Adobe Reader from Adobe Systems. Pursuant to amended regulations effective March 16, 2022, registrants other than private foundations that file Schedule B with the Internal Revenue Service can omit the names and street addresses of donors on Schedule B filed with the Charities Bureau.

The new requirements will be implemented when the Charities Bureau upgrades its online annual filing form (CHAR500) in June 2022.

The New York State Attorney General’s Office has amended its regulations to reflect changes in the Charities Bureau’s requirements for filing Schedule B to IRS Form 990. Regulations Amending Requirement to File Schedule B to IRS Form 990 Promulgated

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