IRS Written Determinations

IRS Approves Educational Grant Procedures for Private Foundations

The IRS has approved the educational grant procedures for a private foundation under IRC Section 4945(g)(3). This approval ensures that grants awarded under these procedures will not be considered taxable expenditures for the foundation.

IRS Approves Scholarship Procedures Under IRC Section 4945(g)(1)

The IRS has approved the scholarship procedures of a private foundation under IRC Section 4945(g)(1). This approval ensures that grants made under these procedures will not be considered taxable expenditures for the foundation and may not be taxable to recipients if used for qualified expenses.

IRS Grants Substitute Mortality Tables for Pension Plans

The IRS has granted a request from a taxpayer to use substitute mortality tables for pension plans (Group B) for computations under section 430 of the Internal Revenue Code. This ruling is effective for up to 5 plan years beginning with the 2026 plan year.

IRS Ruling on Substitute Mortality Tables for Pension Plans

The IRS has granted a ruling allowing certain aggregated non-union pension plans (Group A) to use substitute mortality tables for computations under section 430 of the Internal Revenue Code. This approval is effective for up to 5 plan years beginning with the 2026 plan year.

IRS Approves Tax-Exempt Status for Supporting Organization

The IRS has approved a tax-exempt status for a supporting organization under IRC Section 501(c)(3) and as a non-functionally integrated Type III supporting organization under IRC Section 509(a)(3). The approval is for a set-aside request to fund the construction of a firefighting training facility.

IRS Denies Tax Exemption Under IRC Section 501(c)(3)

The IRS has issued a final determination denying tax-exempt status to an organization under IRC Section 501(c)(3). This denial means donors generally cannot deduct contributions, and the organization must file federal income tax forms within 30 days.

IRS Denies Federal Tax Exemption Under IRC 501(c)(3)

The IRS has issued a final determination denying a federal tax exemption under IRC Section 501(c)(3) to an organization. The organization failed to protest a proposed adverse determination within the required 30 days. As a result, donors generally cannot deduct contributions to this organization.

IRS Final Adverse Determination for 501(c)(6) Tax Exemption

The IRS has issued a final adverse determination revoking tax-exempt status for a 501(c)(6) organization. The organization failed to protest a proposed adverse determination within the 30-day window, making the revocation final. The organization must now file federal income tax forms within 30 days.

IRS Denies Tax Exemption for IRC 501(c)(3) Organization

The IRS has issued a final determination denying tax-exempt status to an organization under IRC Section 501(c)(3). The organization failed to file a protest within 30 days of a proposed adverse determination, making the denial final. Consequently, contributions to the organization are generally not tax-deductible.

IRS Final Adverse Determination for 501(c)(19) Exemption

The IRS has issued a final adverse determination revoking tax-exempt status for an organization under IRC Section 501(c)(19). The organization failed to file a protest within 30 days of a proposed adverse determination.