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Reviewed
- When the return is complete (and signed, for a 990-EZ, 8868 or California return), 990.tax checks it against IRS records and rules. If anything would fail, it lists the problems instead of taking payment.
- You go to Stripe Checkout, a secure payment page. Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. 990.tax never sees your card number.
- You come back to 990.tax. The status changes to Sending to the IRS, then With the IRS, usually within minutes.
What you pay
| Filing | Price | |---|---| | Form 990-N | $24.99 | | Form 990-EZ | $99.99 | | Form 8868 | $14.99 | | California Form 199 added to a 990-N or 990-EZ | + $49.99 |
Sales tax may be added where it applies. There are no discount codes. A return is paid once: if the IRS rejects it, fixing and refiling is free.
Questions
When exactly am I charged?
When you complete Stripe’s payment page. Nothing is charged while you prepare or sign the return.
Can I pay by check or invoice?
No. Payment is online through Stripe: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Payment said the return has problems.
990.tax refuses payment for a return that would fail IRS or FTB checks, and lists the reasons. Fix them and pay again; you were not charged.