CPA or tax preparer
Our first Form 990, and keeping the exemption airtight.
Help the organization meet its filing and reporting responsibilities. Work with the treasurer on the records, returns, and deadlines that apply.
The work
- Confirming which 990 we owe and when, which depends on a fiscal year end we should choose deliberately.
- Preparing or reviewing the return.
- Telling us what to record all year so the return is not a scramble.
Your first month
- Tell us which return we owe, and by when.
- List what we should capture monthly to make it easy.
- Flag anything we already do that would look wrong to the IRS.
Who it suits
- You have prepared or reviewed a 990, 990-EZ or 990-N.
- You have worked with a nonprofit under a million in revenue.
You do not need an active practice, or any interest in sport.
Not this
- Signing anything you are not comfortable signing.
- Bookkeeping. That is the next role over.
Reliable reporting helps keep the organization accountable.
Adapt To Life expands access to adaptive sports so athletes can find their place. We bring people and opportunities together and build the support around participation. Read our story
CPA or tax preparer.
Start with your name and email. We’ll talk through the work, timing, and any screening or credentials before you begin.
Unpaid volunteer role, and no employment relationship. Volunteer time is not a tax-deductible gift, though out-of-pocket expenses sometimes are. Adapt To Life is a recognized 501(c)(3), EIN 41-3213344.