The IRS Form 990 is used by tax-exempt organizations to provide information about their financial status and activities. The following information must be reported on the IRS 990 form: 1. Basic organization information: This includes the organization's name, address, employer identification number (EIN), and legal form. 2. Mission and program descriptions: The organization must describe its mission and the programs it carries out to fulfill that mission. 3. Governance and management: Information about the organization's board of directors, key staff, and governance policies must be provided. 4. Compensation of officers, directors, and key employees: Details about the compensation, benefits, and other transactions involving the organization's key personnel are required. 5. Financial information: This includes financial statements such as the statement of revenue, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Organizations must also report information related to contributions, grants, and other sources of revenue. 6. Public support and activities: Organizations must provide details about their public support to demonstrate their tax-exempt status and compliance with IRS rules. 7. Lobbying and political activities: Information about lobbying expenditures and involvement in political activities must be reported. 8. Transactions with interested persons: Organizations must disclose any transactions or relationships with individuals or entities considered "interested persons" (such as board members or major donors). 9. Related organizations: If the organization has any related entities, such as subsidiaries or affiliated organizations, information about these relationships must be provided. 10. Schedule of assets and liabilities: A detailed schedule of the organization's assets, liabilities, and net assets must be included. It's important to note that different types of tax-exempt organizations may have variations in reporting requirements, so it's best to consult the IRS instructions for Form 990 specific to your organization's situation.