Pending 501(c)(3). We will never invent numbers or claim what is not yet true.
Read the filings desk →Public inspection
The Form 990 desk
The IRS assigned us an EIN on August 10, 2026. That is not tax-exempt status. Form 990s will live here when they exist. Until then, the only number on this page is the one the IRS wrote.
Assigned by the IRS
42-4345022
Employer identification number for GODS GREEN ACRES, assigned August 10, 2026. Getting an EIN does not mean we are tax-exempt. We still owe a Form 1023 (or 1023-EZ) for 501(c)(3) recognition.
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What a Form 990 is
IRS Form 990 is the annual information return for tax-exempt organizations. It is not a secret. Anyone may inspect it. It shows revenue, expenses, officers, and — when the law requires — how program money moved.
Which form we file depends on gross receipts: 990-N under $50,000; 990-EZ in the middle band; the long Form 990 when the work is large enough. We will file the one we owe, not the one that looks impressive.
Archive
Filings by tax year
Request a paper copy: write the Weatherford desk.
Opening the ledger…
What you will see here, in time
- EIN assignment
- Posted. 42-4345022, assigned August 10, 2026 to GODS GREEN ACRES. An EIN is not a 501(c)(3) letter.
- Determination letter
- The IRS page that says we are a 501(c)(3). Posted the week it arrives. Until then, gifts are not tax-deductible.
- Annual Form 990 series
- Every year after exempt status, the return we file — 990, 990-EZ, or 990-N — with officer names and program totals.
- No invented figures
- We will not preview a pie chart of money we have not received. The EIN is here because the IRS assigned it.