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Executive summary: Annual inflation adjustments for exempt organizations
Revenue Procedure 2024-40 provides annual inflation adjustments for tax years beginning in 2025, reflecting slight increases over 2024 amounts. Exempt organizations with fundraising, lobbying expenses, or annual dues paid by agricultural or horticultural organization members may be affected. Flexible spending account and qualified transportation fringe benefits are also among the items in which exempt organizations, as employers, may be interested. Finally, the daily delinquency penalty for failure to timely file Form 990 series information returns increases to $130 for large organizations.
Inflation adjustments for 2025 impacting exempt organizations
The IRS announced the annual inflation adjustments applicable to tax years beginning in 2025 (typically, returns filed in 2026) for more than 60 tax provisions, including those affecting exempt organizations. Amounts increased slightly for 2025. Of interest to exempt organizations are the following items:
Inflation adjusted item | 2025 amount | 2024 amount |
Agricultural or horticultural organizations: | $207 | $201 |
Low cost articles: | $13.60 | $13.20 |
Insubstantial benefits: | $13.60, $68, and $136 | $13.20, $66, and $132 |
Nondeductible lobbying expenditures: | $143 or less | $140 or less |
Failure to file Form 990-T: | $525 | $510 |
Failure to file Form 990, Form 990-EZ, or Form 990-PF:
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As employers, exempt organizations may also be interested in the following items:
Inflation adjusted item | 2025 amount | 2024 amount |
Flexible spending accounts (FSAs):
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This article was written by Alexandra O. Mitchell, Lauren Nowakowski, Morgan Souza and originally appeared on 2024-10-22. Reprinted with permission from RSM US LLP.
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