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Free IRS Form 990 and 501(c)(3) lookup

Search the IRS Form 990 database by organization name or EIN. See tax-exempt status, activity classification, and revenue, expenses and assets for every filing year on record. No account, no card.

How to use this lookup

Type an organization name to see every matching tax-exempt entity, or paste a nine-digit EIN to jump straight to one organization's filing history. Click any result to open its Form 990 record.

How the Form 990 lookup works

Every figure comes from the Form 990 the organization filed with the IRS, republished through ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer.

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    Search by name or paste an EIN

    Type an organization name to see every matching tax-exempt entity, optionally narrowed to one state, or paste a nine-digit EIN to jump straight to that organization.

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    Open the organization's record

    Click a result to load its IRS record: legal name, address, subsection and 501(c)(3) status, NTEE activity code and its ruling year.

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    Read the filing history

    Each filing year shows total revenue, expenses and net assets from the Form 990 the organization filed, so you can see size and direction before you call.

Questions about Form 990 data

What is IRS Form 990?
Form 990 is the annual information return that most tax-exempt organizations must file with the IRS. It reports revenue, expenses, assets, liabilities and governance. Because it is a public document, it is the standard way to check a nonprofit's size and financial condition.
Is this 990 lookup free?
Yes. Searching by organization name or EIN and reading the filing history is free and needs no account. RepVector charges only for full market analysis runs across its wider data catalog.
Where does the data come from?
From ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer API, which republishes the IRS Form 990 filings and the IRS business master file. Figures are shown as the organization filed them; the IRS does not audit them before release.
How do I check whether an organization is a 501(c)(3)?
Search the organization by name, then read the subsection code on the result. Code 3 means 501(c)(3) charitable or educational. Other common codes are 4 for social welfare organizations, 6 for business leagues and 19 for veterans' organizations.
Why does an organization show no financial data?
Very small organizations file the Form 990-N electronic postcard, which carries no financial detail, so no revenue or asset figures exist to show. Newly registered organizations may also have no filing on record yet.
How current are the filings?
Form 990 is filed annually and generally appears in the public data 12 to 24 months after the tax year ends. Each result shows the tax year it covers, so freshness can be judged per organization rather than assumed.
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