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Going into the Summer with H1N1: Information
for Camp Professionals
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) would like to provide H1N1
flu guidance to organizations that may host summer camps. Note the following
important links to more information:
As the summer camp season arrives, H1N1
influenza continues to pass from person-to-person.
Camp professionals are attempting to articulate
a balanced response to this ever-changing
disease profile, a response that acknowledges
the risk profile of H1N1 with the benefits
of camp for millions of children and the
staff who work with them. Some of us must
now make decisions for our camp season and/or
refine those that have already been made.
This information is provided to help that
balancing process. Read
more about this.
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IRS Reminds Small Tax-Exempt Organizations
to File e-Postcards
The Internal Revenue Service reminds many
small tax-exempt organizations to file their
annual electronic informational return with
the IRS.
This is the second year of the new requirement
for tax-exempt organizations whose gross
annual receipts are normally $25,000 or less
to file Form 990-N also known as e-Postcards.
The process is fast and easy.
Nonprofits must file five months after their
budget year ends. For those nonprofit organizations
whose budgets end in June, the deadline for
filing is by November 15, and for nonprofits
whose budgets end in December, the filing
deadline is in the Spring. Organizations whose tax year is different
from the calendar year must file the e-Postcard
by the 15th day of the 5th month after the
close of their tax year.
The e-Postcard is a simple, Internet-based
form that asks a few identifying questions
about the organization. The e-Postcard must
be filed online; there is no paper option.
More
information and a link to the e-Postcard
can be found www.irs.gov.
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