Can someone give me an answer why a non-profit receive Form 944 and 990?

Question

We received Form 941, 944, and 990. Please tell me what are the differences among them. Thanks.

Answer 1

A 990 is the form a nonprofit files every year to report their income and expenses. It fills a similar function to the 1040 for individuals.

Answer 2

The 941 is the Employers Quarterly Returns that must be filed reporting the employees withholding
When Are Returns Due?

Form 944 (ANNUAL) e-file

Form 944

944 e-file (ANNUAL) returns with a calendar year ending have the same due date as a Form 944 filed on paper - January 31st , of the following year. If all taxes have been paid in full, the return due date is extended by ten days to (February 10th).

Form 941 filed through the 941 e-file Program has the same due date as a Form 941 filed on paper with due dates as follows:

Quarter Ending Normal Due Date Extended Due Date
March 31st April 30th May 10th
June 30th July 31st August 10th
September 30th October 31st November 10th
December 31st January 31st February 10th

Form 940 e-file returns are annual returns with a calendar year ending and have the same due date as a Form 940 filed on paper - January 31st, of the following year If all taxes have been paid in full, the return due date is extended by ten days (February 10th).

Note: The extended due dates shown above apply to returns for which all taxes have been paid in full by the normal due date. Returns may be electronically transmitted until April 30th. However, the return due date is not extended.

For more information call the Internal Revenue Service at
1-800-829-1040