A recent IRS report revealed significant problems in how nonprofit organizations reported the compensation of their executives, prompting a key senator to call for more disclosure and concern that the IRS’ reporting procedures were confusing and needed a revision.
The IRS surveyed 1,826 charities and foundations to look at how they reported executive compensation when they filed their annual 990 forms. The report found reporting errors by a third of the organizations.
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