What is Form 13909?
Form 13909 is the Tax-Exempt Organization Complaint (Referral) form used to report concerns about tax-exempt organizations. This form helps the IRS investigate complaints regarding potential violations of tax-exempt status or misuse of funds. By submitting this form, you play a crucial role in ensuring that tax-exempt organizations operate fairly and according to the law. It's important for maintaining the integrity of charitable organizations and protecting public trust in their activities.
What is Form 13909 used for?
Form 13909 is used to report complaints about tax-exempt organizations. Here’s what it is used for:
- to inform the IRS about possible tax-exempt status violations.
- to provide details on the organization's activities.
- to request an investigation into the organization's compliance.
How to fill out Form 13909?
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Read the instructions on form 13909 carefully to understand the complaint process.
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Enter the tax-exempt organization's name and address in the designated fields.
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Provide details about the complaint, including specific violations.
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Include your contact information for follow-up.
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Verify that all information is accurate and complete.
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Review the form before submission to ensure clarity and correctness.
Who is required to fill out Form 13909?
Form 13909 is completed by individuals or organizations who suspect a tax-exempt organization is violating tax laws, such as improper fundraising or non-compliance with regulations. This form helps report these concerns to the IRS.
After submission, the IRS reviews the information provided on Form 13909 to determine if further investigation is warranted.
When is Form 13909 not required?
Form 13909 isn't necessary if the organization in question is not a tax-exempt entity or if the complaint does not relate to tax-exempt status. Additionally, if the issue has already been resolved or if the complainant has not provided sufficient details, filing this form isn’t required.
Individuals who are not directly affected by the actions of the tax-exempt organization, such as general public complaints without personal impact, also do not need to fill out this form.
When is Form 13909 due?
The deadline for Form 13909, Tax-Exempt Organization Complaint (Referral), is not set to a specific date. Instead, it should be submitted when you have a valid complaint about a tax-exempt organization’s activities.
Make sure to provide detailed information about your concerns. This helps the IRS in reviewing your complaint thoroughly. Always check the IRS website for the latest guidelines and updates on filing.
How to get a blank Form 13909?
To get a blank Form 13909, simply visit our website. The form is pre-loaded in our editor, ready for you to fill out. After completing the necessary fields, you can download it for your records.
Do you need to sign Form 13909?
Form 13909 does not require a signature based on current information. However, it’s wise to check the IRS website for any recent updates. This helps minimize the risk of misinformation and potential liability.
Where to file Form 13909?
Form 13909 must be filed by mail. You can print the completed form and send it to the IRS.
Currently, there is no option to file this form online. Make sure to check the IRS website for any updates on filing procedures.
