Hi Arthur, thanks for the A2A.If I understand you correctly, you are currently filing (or hoping to file) a 1023-EZ, but now that your receipts are over $50,000, you are wondering whether you should begin filing a regular 1023.In my opinion, the IRS would want you to file a regular 1023 once you go over $50,000 in receipts. I say this because in its 1023 instructions (revised Aug. 2023 -- https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/...) there is a checklist on page 11 that advises you not to complete the form if you (a) expect your receipts to go over $50,000 or (b) if you expect your receipts to go over $50,000. Apologies -- I know that is not what you wanted to hear.I doubt that filing the EZ form would make you lose your status, but you might be asked to file the longer form or run into other red tape. You can call the IRS Exempt Organization Customer Account Services toll free at 1-877-829-5500 or access information on their website at Tax Information for Charities & Other Non-Profits, but I suspect they will advise you to fill out the long form, too.Please note that I am not an attorney or an accountant, so please take an expert's opinion over my own.