# 990N Epostcard > 990N Epostcard (epostcard990n.com) is an IRS-authorized e-file provider that lets small tax-exempt nonprofits file Form 990-N (e-Postcard) online in 3 simple steps. Powered by Tax990. Form 990-N, also known as the e-Postcard, is the annual electronic notice required by the IRS for eligible tax-exempt organizations whose gross receipts are normally $50,000 or less. Filing is required to keep a nonprofit's tax-exempt status active and in good standing. The platform is trusted by 100K+ nonprofits, has filed 1M+ returns, holds a 4.9-star customer rating, and has 10+ years of experience in the space. ## Eligibility - An organization likely needs to file Form 990-N if it has $50,000 or less in gross receipts per year, is recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c), and is an active organization required to report annually to the IRS. ## Features - Bulk Filing: File multiple organizations or several tax years in one place, without switching accounts or repeating steps. - File From Any Device: E-file Form 990-N from desktop, mobile, or tablet; the process is optimized for any screen size. - Built-In Error Check: Returns are validated against 100+ IRS Business Rules before submission, so errors are caught before they reach the IRS. - Get Instant Notifications: Users get instant alerts the moment their filing status changes or the IRS responds. - Team Collaboration: Preparers, reviewers, and approvers work in one account with their own login and role, at no extra fee for team members. - AI Assistance & Expert Support: Instant guidance from an AI-powered assistant plus personalized help from the experienced support team whenever needed. ## Support & Protection - Support Beyond Filing includes free retransmission if the IRS rejects a return, a money-back guarantee for eligible filings, and U.S.-based support. - Protection Plus for Form 990-N Filers offers up to $1 Million in Tax Protection and expert IRS notice assistance for eligible IRS matters, through a partnership with Protection Plus. ## Deadline Calculator - Users can select their organization's financial year-end (tax year end month and ending year) to calculate the exact IRS submission window for Form 990-N. - A weekend buffer rolls the deadline to the next business day if it falls on a weekend or legal holiday. - Form 990-N has strictly no extensions — Form 8868 extensions do not apply, and the generated deadline is final. - Missing the Form 990-N deadline for 3 consecutive years triggers an automated, instant revocation of tax-exempt status. ## How It Works 1. Add Your Organization: Enter the EIN and the system automatically retrieves IRS information. 2. Choose Tax Year: Select the current or a prior tax year; multiple years can be filed in one session. 3. Review & Transmit: Review the return, pass IRS validation checks, pay, and securely transmit it to the IRS. ## FAQs Common questions answered on the page include: What is IRS Form 990-N?, Who is required to file Form 990-N?, When is the Form 990-N deadline?, Can I get an extension for Form 990-N?, What information do I need to file Form 990-N?, What happens if I don't file Form 990-N?, and Can a nonprofit file Form 990-EZ instead of 990-N?