Charities
Registration, filing requirements, annual filing forms, instructions and guidance for charities.
Regulations Amending Requirement to File Schedule B to IRS Form 990 Promulgated
The New York State Attorney General’s Office has amended its regulations to reflect changes in the Charities Bureau’s requirements for filing Schedule B to IRS Form 990. The new requirements will be implemented when the Charities Bureau upgrades its online annual filing form (CHAR500) in June 2022.
Pursuant to amended regulations effective March 16, 2022, registrants other than private foundations that file Schedule B with the Internal Revenue Service can omit the names and street addresses of donors on Schedule B filed with the Charities Bureau.
Read moreTrusts & Estates
Registration, filing requirements and forms for charitable lead trusts, remainder trusts and estates.
Fundraising Professionals
Registration, filing requirements and forms for fundraisers working with charities operating in New York State.
Registration Register your charity online. |
Annual Filing
E-file your CHAR500 online with the Charities Bureau |
| Pennies for Charity The Attorney General's Report and Database on Fundraisers in New York. |
Nonprofit Revitalization Act Key details of the Nonprofit Revitalization Act's new annual filing requirements. |
Statutes & Regulations State and Federal Laws and Regulations |
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Helpful Websites Links to Other Charity Websites |
FAQs Frequently Asked Questions |
NYPMIFA Guidance Guidance on New Legislation on Endowments |
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| Guides & Publications Forms, Guides and Informational Material |
Charities Bureau Webinars
Links to Webinars for the NonProfit Sector |
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