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Paste your EIN. We find your organization in public records and look up your file in the California AG registry. Then we ask one question: where do you fundraise? You see the upcoming deadlines and fees for those states, with the source of each fee we have on file. No account, no email, no card.

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Riverbend Literacy Project · EIN 47-1839204 · fiscal year ends Dec 31

83 filings tracked in 51 states

30 filings need review and 5 more are due before January.

The 30 that need review have passed due dates. We don't know if they were filed — confirm each so we never invent past due. $3,129 in fees is at stake, plus 2 filings with fees still TBD. NY, MA, and MD are inside their auto-extension.

Longest unconfirmed
Alabama · 197 days

Next 12 months

Oct 2026 – Sep 2027 · click a month to filter the list

Filing dueExtension deadlineNeeds review
Needs review
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2027
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Beyond

May is the heavy month: 15 filings land in the same month, $2,140 in fees.

Filing load for the next 12 months
PeriodFilings dueExtension deadlines
Needs review300
Oct 202600
Nov 202647
Dec 202610
Jan 202700
Feb 202700
Mar 202710
Apr 202700
May 2027150
Jun 2027100
Jul 202730
Aug 202701
Sep 202720
Beyond the 12-month window20
Filings
Due date passed — we don't know if these were already filed. Confirm each one and we'll never treat a filing as past due without your word.
$3,129 at stake · 2 To be confirmed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 15, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Auto-extension appliesfinal deadline Nov 15, 2026 — no filing needed to claim it
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 15, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension on requestfinal deadline Nov 15, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Auto-extension appliesfinal deadline Nov 15, 2026 — no filing needed to claim it
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 15, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension on requestfinal deadline Nov 11, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension on requestfinal deadline Nov 15, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension on requestfinal deadline Mar 29, 2027 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension on requestfinal deadline Nov 15, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Auto-extension appliesfinal deadline Nov 15, 2026 — no filing needed to claim it
Extension on requestfinal deadline Dec 27, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension on requestfinal deadline Dec 30, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension on requestfinal deadline Nov 27, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension on requestfinal deadline Dec 1, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension on requestfinal deadline Nov 15, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 15, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension on requestfinal deadline Dec 1, 2026 — only if the extension was requested by the original due date
Each counts from a date we do not hold, so we show no due date and send no reminder for it.
$10
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Washington, Maine, Massachusetts +2 · 7 extension deadlines
$375 + 2 To be confirmed
Spread across 3 months
$300
Heaviest month — 15 filings
$2,201.25 + 1 To be confirmed
Florida, West Virginia, Arkansas, Illinois, Maryland +13 · 1 extension deadline
$1,379 + 1 To be confirmed
Michigan 2027 · District of Columbia every 2 or 4 years, 2028 · Georgia every 2 years, 2028
$40 + 1 To be confirmed

This is the filing calendar the product builds for a nationwide 501(c)(3) at this revenue.
Same engine, same rows, fictional name.

No surprises

Three steps, and only one of them is yours

  1. Step 1

    We open your public record

    Legal name, subsection, fiscal year end, and latest 990 revenue — then we look up your file live in the California AG registry and show you the status on file, verbatim.

  2. Step 2 · one click

    You tell us where you fundraise

    One question, because public IRS data does not show where every organization asks for money. Fundraise nationwide? That's a single button. Only a few states? Pick them.

  3. Step 3 · instant

    Your calendar is already built

    Deadlines from your fiscal year end, under each state's own rule. Fees matched to your revenue. 8 state forms ready to pre-fill. Each state guide lists its exemptions, with their sources. The account dashboard and the reminder emails use the same engine.

The one question we ask

We could guess where you fundraise. We won't.

Your address does not show where you ask for money. Public IRS data does not show it for every organization. So an inference from either is a guess, and a calendar built on a guess is worse than no calendar, because you trust it.

So we ask once. If you fundraise nationwide, one click answers it. We compute deadlines and fees from the statutes, regulations and agency publications that we cite for the states you pick.

  • 38jurisdictions with a general charity-registration regime
  • 13with no general charity registration, including Texas
  • 0states we guess for you

Why you can act on it

Every deadline, fee and exemption cites its source

A deadline or fee you can't check is worthless to a board. Open a filing on your calendar to see the agency and the fee. The due date and the fee each quote their source and link to it. The filing also says when we last checked a source. Each state guide shows the quote and the link for every deadline, fee and exemption.

  • A public JSON report that counts the proved rows in each table. It needs no account.
  • The change log lists changes to state facts, with the date of each.
  • We label an estimated date as an estimate.

Massachusetts · Form PC · fee

$500

Why this amount
Tier 5 of 7 — gross support and revenue more than $1M and not more than $10M
Statutory basis
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 12 §8F — annual report and fee
Due
the 15th day of the 5th month after your fiscal year end — set by the Division, as §8F allows
Filed with
Massachusetts Attorney General, Non-Profit Organizations / Public Charities Division
Also required
SOC Annual Report, M.G.L. ch. 180 §26A — $15
  • Due date source: “When is the annual Form PC filing due? It is due to the Division within four and one-half months of the conclusion of the charity's fiscal year. How can I file a Form PC ? Please use the AGO's new Charity Portal! More information, including instructional videos, can be found here. How do I get an extension for my annual Form PC filing? Charitable organizations that are registered and in compliance with annual reporting requirements of the Non-Profit Organizations/Public Charities Division will be granted an automatic 6-month extension. A written request is not required.” — mass.gov
  • Fee source: “$500, if more than $1,000,000 but not more than $10,000,000” — malegislature.gov
  • Fee source: “This report must be filed on or before November 1st with Filing Fee of $15.00.” — sec.state.ma.us

Fee quoted from the statute

Why this check is worth your time

What a violation can cost, state by state

A lapse can cost more than a late fee. In at least 32 of the 51 jurisdictions, the statute we cite lets the state charge the organization with a crime for some violations. In 16 of them, the charge can be a felony. Many of these crimes need a knowing or willful violation, fraud, or a breach of a court or agency order. We have not classified 6 more jurisdictions yet. The enforcement page shows the penalty and the source for each jurisdiction, so you can read your own exposure and not only our summary.

See the enforcement page
  • Up to $1,000

    Pennsylvania — per violation

    + up to $100 per day

    Quote and source

    “Impose an administrative fine not to exceed $1,000 for each act or omission which constitutes a violation of this act and an additional penalty, not to exceed $100 for each day during which such violation continues.” — pa.gov

  • Class D

    Kentucky — knowing violations

    felony

    Quote and source

    “Any person who knowingly violates any provision of KRS 367.652, 367.653, 367.656, 367.657, 367.658, 367.666, or 367.668 or who knowingly gives false or incorrect information to the Attorney General in filing statements or reports required by KRS 367.650 to 367.670 shall be guilty of a Class D felony.” — apps.legislature.ky.gov

  • $25/mo

    California — late RRF-1

    for each month or part of a month

    Quote and source

    “a late fee or an additional fee of twenty-five dollars ($25) for each month or part of the month” — leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

  • $40,000

    Iowa — consumer-fraud cap

    no registration regime

    Quote and source

    “the attorney general may request and the court may impose a civil penalty not to exceed forty thousand dollars per violation against a person found by the court to have engaged in a method, act, or practice declared unlawful under this section” — legis.iowa.gov

Where we are

The goal isn't a better compliance tool. It's not having to think about compliance.

A nonprofit should not have to decode fee tables written for lawyers, or pay someone else to do it.

  1. Today

    We tell you what to file, when to file it and what it costs, with the source of each deadline, fee and exemption. We pre-fill 8 state forms. Public records are re-checked automatically when they are more than 7 days old.

  2. In progress

    Each night a script looks for each verified quote on its source page. If the page gives an error or no answer, or is a short page without the quote, the script looks for the quote in our saved copies of that page. It does the same for a host that asked us not to fetch its pages. A copy counts only if it is less than a year old. A correction to a state fact in our database appears in the change log.

Who built this

CharityFile was built by a systems engineer, not by lawyers who sell hours.

We treat the law of 51 jurisdictions as code. Every deadline, fee and exemption quotes its source and links to it. The change log lists changes to state facts, with the date of each.

The founder, Conspand LLC

More about who built this

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a year for multi-state nonprofits, plus state fees. Source: charityfilings.com, read September 10, 2026.

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