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No? (If it really is just writing down a bunch of zeroes, though, it probably doesn't take a whole hour.)
by kenko 13y ago
No? (If it really is just writing down a bunch of zeroes, though, it probably doesn't take a whole hour.)
- dnautics 13y agoYou do have to do a bit more than write down zeroes, you have to put your EIN on the top of every page, make sure your addresses are all correct, make sure you didn't miss any of the other little things, then take it to the post office, etc, etc, etc. It's seventeen pages of zeros and checks. If you want to see what a zeroed 990 looks like: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0By7AdX1eMEY2LUp6SG1TZlpkTzA&usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0By7AdX1eMEY2LUp6SG1T... The careful eye will note on p. 13 where I screwed up on the e-version, and so the scanned (and sent) version has hand-written checkmarks. It's a good idea to dot your eyes and cross your ts on these forms. There's also a 199 there, which is the state equivalent of the federal form.