• About
  • News
  • Governor
  • General Assembly
  • Commentary
  • Election
  • State Roundup
  • Sponsored

Financial statements and tax returns

Here are copies of IRS Form 990 and Schedule A that have been filed with the Internal Revenue Service and are required to be made public. (These files may not display properly unless they are opened with Adobe Reader.) The 2025 form will be filed in November 2026

2024-form990ez-270853887–accepted.

2023 IRS Form 990

2022 IRS Form 990 and schedules

2021 IRS Form 990 EZ2023-form990ez-270853887–accepted

2021 IRS Form 990 Schedule A

2020 IRS Form 990 EZ

2020 IRS Form 990 Schedule A

2019 IRS Form 990 EZ

2019 IRS Form 990 Schedule A

2018 IRS Form 990EZ

2018 IRS Form Schedule A

2017 IRS form 990ez

2017 IRS Form 990 Schedule A

2016 IRS Form 990EZ

2016 IRS Form 990 Schedule A

2015 IRS Form 990EZ

2015 IRS Form 990 Schedule A

2014 IRS Form 990EZ

2014 IRS Form 990 Schedule A

2013 Form 990EZ

2013 Form 990 Schedule A

2012 Form 990ez

2013 Form 990EZ

2009 Form 990ez

2009 Form 990 Schedule A

2010 Form 990ez

2010 Form 990 Schedule A

2011 990ez

2011 Form 990 Schedule A

IRS 501 (c)(3) Determination Letter

Support Our Work!

We depend on your support. A generous gift in any amount helps us continue to bring you this service.

Donate Now

Recent Comments

  • Anne October 24, 2026
    on state roundup: question 3 getting attention of early voters; moore and cox on disabilities policies; record number of women running for state legislatures
  • RT October 23, 2026
    on State Roundup: Moore seeks to stop anti-Question 3 lookalike ad; Advocates ask federal help in state Medicare appeals; Statewide, school board candidates see red ink in ‘Blueprint’
  • RT October 23, 2026
    on state roundup: question 3 getting attention of early voters; moore and cox on disabilities policies; record number of women running for state legislatures
  • RT October 19, 2026
    on State Roundup: Feds reject PJM’s proposed data center regs; Roadway deaths decline, but not motorcycle fatalities; new dashboard tracks vehicles crashes on Maryland roads; Trump still shadows Dan Cox
  • RT October 12, 2026
    on State Roundup: Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit record; 9 Maryland colleges to share federal funds for job training; Court blocks SNAP penalties but advocates still worry

Twitter

Tweets by mdreporter

Facebook

Staff
Awards and Testimonials
Financial statements and tax returns
Donors
Advertising rates
Privacy Policy
Contact us

Recent Articles

State Roundup: Early voting 67% higher than 2022, thus far; Schwartz, Harris coffers filling up; DOJ sues Arundel Schools over gender policy

Early voting 67% higher than 2022, thus far; Schwartz, Harris coffers filling up; DOJ sues Arundel Schools over gender policy; Maryland cracks down on unlicensed assisted living facilities.

State Roundup: The making of the multi-billion-dollar Anduril deal; Dems issue closing arguments for Question 3; Moore’s national TV presence raises question about his 2nd term

How the multi-billion-dollar deal to build Arsenal-2 submarines in Maryland came together; Democrats make their closing arguments for Question 3; Gov. Moore’s national TV presence raises question about his 2nd term.

State Roundup: While Eastern Shore unites against Question 3, Obama cuts ad promoting it; Where are that handful of competitive Maryland races?

While the Eastern Shore unites against Question 3, former President Obama cuts and ad promoting it; Where are that handful of competitive Maryland races? Under the Blueprint, school attendance is up, but other benchmarks are not.

state roundup: question 3 getting attention of early voters; moore and cox on disabilities policies; record number of women running for state legislatures

ON A QUIET FIRST DAY OF EARLY VOTING, OFFICIALS MAKE A LOT OF NOISE ABOUT QUESTION 3: If approved by voters, Question 3 would amend the Maryland Constitution to change the rules applying to the ways congressional districts are drawn, making it easier for the party in...

State Roundup: Moore seeks to stop anti-Question 3 lookalike ad; Advocates ask federal help in state Medicare appeals; Statewide, school board candidates see red ink in ‘Blueprint’

Moore seeks to stop anti-Question 3 lookalike ad; Advocates seek federal help in state Medicare appeals; Statewide, school board candidates see red ink in ‘Blueprint’

State Roundup: Audit calls for better state tracking of paying outside law firms; Maryland among highest in percentage of job losses; 23 schools make Maryland Blue Ribbon list

Audit calls for state agencies to improve tracking of payments to outside law firms; Maryland among highest percentage for job losses; 23 schools make Maryland Blue Ribbon list; and U.S. Rep. Andy Harris’s outburst boosts rival Dan Schwartz’s coffers.

State Roundup: Public schools fill huge gap in teachers; Loss of federal jobs impacted Black women; Supremes to review Mo Co magnet school case

Public schools fill huge gap in teachers; Loss of federal jobs impacted Maryland’s Black women; U.S. Supreme Court to review Montgomery County magnet school admissions case.

State Roundup: Feds reject PJM’s proposed data center regs; Roadway deaths decline, but not motorcycle fatalities; new dashboard tracks vehicles crashes on Maryland roads; Trump still shadows Dan Cox

Feds reject PJM’s proposed data center regs; Roadway deaths decline, but not motorcycle fatalities; new dashboard tracks vehicles crashes on Maryland roads; Trump still shadows Dan Cox.

state roundup: harris defends confrontation with student journalist; moore issues new directive on college sexual assault

HARRIS DEFENDS CONFRONTATION WITH STUDENT JOURNALIST: Republican Congressman Andy Harris defended his confrontation with a student journalist following a congressional forum in Cambridge, Md., after he threatened to involve police and pursue prosecution over the...

State Roundup: Finding the few competitive races in Maryland; Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange

A few competitive races can be found in purple parts of Maryland; Gov. Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on U.S. Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange with a student journalist and others.

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

Website Hosting & Management by Mays & Associates | Terms of Use
© Copyright 2026, MarylandReporter.com. All original content available for reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.