Not because a nonprofit did anything wrong. Because someone missed the deadline. Filr makes sure that never happens.
Form 990 is due every year. May 15th. But most small nonprofits have no dedicated compliance team. The board chair handles it when they can. The accountant gets to it in April. And then it slips.
Once revocation happens, it's public. Donors see it. Grantmakers see it. The damage is done.
"Organizations that fail to file for three consecutive years will have their tax-exempt status automatically revoked by the IRS."
— IRS Publication 557Filr tracks your filing deadline from day one. No setup each January. No reminders to set.
30 days. 14 days. 3 days. Filr sends escalating alerts so you never hit the edge unprepared.
Connect your data once. When the window opens, Filr prepares and submits your return automatically.
Direct transmission via IRS-authorized channels. Every submission acknowledged and logged.
Add your EIN, fiscal year end, and authorized contacts. Takes about five minutes. Filr verifies your status with the IRS in real time.
Historical data, prior filings, board composition. Filr learns the shape of your organization so every future filing is faster and more accurate.
When the window opens, Filr prepares your Form 990 from your profile data, flags anything that needs review, and files on your behalf — or lets you approve in minutes.
"The organizations doing the most important work in this country are the ones least likely to have a compliance department. That's backwards. The organizations keeping the lights on for people who need it most should be the last to lose their status over an administrative deadline."— Why Filr exists
Filr runs in the background. Your mission runs up front.