Accounting That Protects Your Mission
SouthEast Alaska Tax Service helps nonprofits in Craig stay compliant, keep clean books, and spend less time worrying about numbers — so you can focus on the people you serve.
Different Rules. Different Deadlines. We Know Both.
Nonprofits face a unique set of accounting requirements — from maintaining tax-exempt status to filing Form 990 and tracking restricted funds. SouthEast Alaska Tax Service understands these responsibilities and works alongside your organization to keep everything transparent, compliant, and board-ready.
Services Built Around Your Organization
Form 990 Preparation
We prepare your annual Form 990 accurately and on time, so your organization stays in good standing with the IRS and maintains its tax-exempt status without the stress.
Nonprofit Bookkeeping
We keep your books clean, reconciled, and organized by fund — giving your board, donors, and auditors a clear picture of where every dollar goes.
Payroll for Nonprofit Staff
From part-time employees to full-time staff, we handle payroll processing and tax filings so your team gets paid correctly and on schedule.
Tax-Exempt Compliance
We help you navigate the rules that protect your 501(c)(3) or other exempt status — monitoring compliance year-round so nothing slips through the cracks.
Grant & Fund Tracking
Restricted grants require careful recordkeeping. We help you track and report on designated funds so you can satisfy donor requirements and stay audit-ready.
IRS Resolution Support
If your nonprofit receives an IRS notice or faces an audit, SouthEast Alaska Tax Service represents you through the process — so you don't handle it alone.
Nonprofit Accounting FAQs
Does our nonprofit still have to file with the IRS?+
Yes. Most tax-exempt organizations are required to file an annual Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-N depending on their size. Missing this filing can jeopardize your exempt status.
What happens if we miss the Form 990 deadline?+
Failing to file for three consecutive years results in automatic revocation of your tax-exempt status. We help you stay ahead of deadlines so that never becomes a concern.
We have restricted grants — how does that affect our bookkeeping?+
Restricted funds must be tracked separately from general operating funds. We set up your books to reflect those designations clearly, making grant reporting and audits much easier.
Can you help us prepare for a board financial review?+
Absolutely. Clean, organized financials make board meetings more productive. We keep your records close-ready at all times so you're never scrambling before a review.
Do you handle payroll for nonprofits with both employees and seasonal workers?+
Yes. We process payroll for organizations of all staffing structures, handle payroll tax filings, and make sure everyone is paid accurately — regardless of how your team is set up.
We received an IRS notice. What should we do?+
Don't ignore it. Contact us as soon as possible. SouthEast Alaska Tax Service can review the notice, communicate with the IRS on your behalf, and help you resolve the issue efficiently.
Ready to Simplify Your Nonprofit's Finances?
Whether you need help with Form 990, cleaner books, or dependable payroll, SouthEast Alaska Tax Service is here to support your mission. Reach out today and let's talk about what your organization needs.