For small nonprofits with $50,000 or less in gross receipts. Answer 8 questions once. We e-file your Form 990-N with the IRS every year and email you the acceptance record — so your tax-exempt status is never at risk.
File my 990-N — $29/yearThe 990-N takes 8 answers. The hard part is remembering it — every single year, even when the treasurer changes. That's the part we take off your plate.
Legal name, EIN, address, fiscal year — the same 8 items the IRS asks for. Takes about 5 minutes, once.
Your 990-N is transmitted through an IRS-authorized e-file provider. You get the IRS acceptance record by email, usually the same day.
45 days before your deadline we email you: "anything changed?" If nothing has, you do nothing. We file, you get the receipt. Your status stays safe — even when your board turns over.
The deadline is the 15th day of the 5th month after your fiscal year ends — different for every organization.
Already missed it? There is no late-filing penalty for Form 990-N. File now and the year still counts — what matters is never missing three in a row. File it today.
Typical filing sites charge about the same — but only file once, and count on you to remember to come back next year.
The same information the IRS asks for — nothing more. Your filing is transmitted after checkout, and your IRS acceptance record is emailed to you.
Renews automatically at $29/year. We email you 45 days before every renewal and filing — cancel anytime with one click from that email or by writing to support. No filing is ever submitted without that advance notice.
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Most tax-exempt organizations whose annual gross receipts are normally $50,000 or less can file Form 990-N instead of the longer Form 990 or 990-EZ. "Normally" is an IRS 3-year average test. Churches and certain other organizations are not required to file at all. If you're unsure, check your determination letter or ask a tax professional — we can't make this determination for you.
Then you'll need Form 990-EZ or 990 instead, which we don't file. Our annual "anything changed?" email asks about this specifically — if you've grown, we pause your subscription (no charge for that year) and point you to appropriate options. That's a good problem to have.
No — and this surprises people: there's no monetary penalty for filing a 990-N late. What matters is not missing three consecutive years, which triggers automatic revocation of tax-exempt status. File now and the year counts.
Yes — file the current year now, which stops the revocation clock. Note the IRS system only accepts the current and most recent prior year for 990-N; older years can't be filed retroactively, but that's okay: what matters going forward is an unbroken record, which is exactly what Autopilot maintains.
Yes, you can — the IRS offers free direct filing, and we tell you that plainly. What you're paying us $29 for is never having to remember it: the monitoring, the reminders, the automatic filing when officers change and institutional memory doesn't carry over. Organizations lose their exempt status not because filing is hard, but because remembering is.
One click, from any email we send you, or by emailing support. If you cancel, we don't file or charge again. No phone calls, no retention offers.
We store the 8 filing items above and your filing history — nothing else. No SSNs are involved in a 990-N. Your EIN and organization details are already public information in IRS records. We never sell data.