In return for being tax exempt and receiving tax deductible contributions, Congress requires all 501(c)(3) organizations to disclose information about their organization to the public.

In compliance with this requirement, the list of documents that APB must disclose upon request is:

• Annual returns for three years after the due date, including any extensions:

• Form 990

• 990-EZ

• 990-PF

• 990-T filed after August 17, 2006

• All Form 990 schedules (except Schedule B), attachments, and supporting documents

• Application for exemption and all supporting documents (Form 1023, if you filed the form on or after July 15, 1987)

• Letter from the IRS ruling that your organization has tax-exempt status

Normally any public requests must be disclosed on the day they are received, along with paper copies if requester asks for them.  Because APB is an all-volunteer organization who work out of their homes and we do not have a permanent office with standard office hours during the year, any public requests would be made available within two weeks.

However, APB decided that a simple solution to the above requirement would be to refer requesters to our website where we have posted this information. 

Please follow the links below for that particular item:

• Form #1023 – Application for Recognition of Exemption
• Letter from the IRS ruling that our organization has tax-exempt status
• 2004 Form 990-EZ
• 2005 Form 990-EZ
• 2006 Form 990-EZ