1. Ohio 4-H Club and 4-H Affiliate
990N Filing
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Type the above into the address bar.

3. Read filing requirements

4. Read filing requirements - continued from last page

5. Beginning screen – Choose “Step 1” if new user or skip to “Step 2” if you already have a login ID

6. Read and click “Next”

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Select “Exempt Organization” then type in the EIN# should be two digits plus seven digits

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If you receive this message: Check to be certain that you have not mistyped the EIN#. If you have typed it correctly, then call the IRS customer service number.

9. Go to Step 2 and click on “Create your Form 990-N (e-Postcard)”

10. Enter your Login ID and Password (remember that the password is case sensitive) then select “Log In”. Note that you will need to add “01”, “02”, etc. to your EIN# Login ID as explained in the final paragraph of this slide.

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Select “Yes, my information is correct. Let me proceed” unless you need to update your contact information. Select “No, I need to update my information before I proceed” if the club has changed organizational advisor or affiliate has changed chairman.

12. 1/1/2013
12/31/2013
You will need to be certain that for the tax year period that it is 1/1/2013 and ending 12/31/2013. Select “No” from the first drop-down box unless the club or affiliate was terminated in the year being reported. Select “Yes” in the second drop-down box unless the club or affiliate has over $50,000 gross annual receipts. The remaining boxes should have auto-filled. Then click “Next Page”

13. Complete name, country, address, etc. for Contact and Principle Officer. Both will likely match then click “Save Changes” then click “Submit Filing to IRS”

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You should receive this screen next, then click “Go To Filing Status Page”

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You should see this screen next. Save a screen shot of this page for your records.

16. Save as a photo with “Filing Status (Club Name) (Year)” as shown above.

17. Questions? Contact: Jeff Dick 419-630-6140 dick.7@osu.edu
4-H Professionals should change the contact to their own. You can then contact Lisa Jinks or myself if you have questions.