Closed ajhoekst closed 1 year ago
@raevard raised an important point on this in our call today (Feb. 14)
Schedule D contains more than just endowment information. Presence of Schedule D does not indicate presence of an endowment. Companies should check the endowment checkbox on their 990, but it's possible they might not.
By the end of this task, we should know the following about the filings in our archive:
As a note, I have already worked preliminarily on questions 2 and 3; the tables in the knitted HTML that'll be included in my next push will illustrate that. I did not explicitly extend to counting which companies and years included schedule D, but it will be an easy extension. However, keep in mind if you look currently, the counts will be different than later, as I noticed at one point while working on this that when amended 990s were included the amount of boxes checked on the 990 increased.
On Form 990 (and possibly Form 990EZ), there is a checkbox as to whether a Schedule D is required. Does this checkbox always match the presence of a Schedule D? We don't know.
Within the XML file, all Schedule D should be enclosed in a (or possibly a or similar) block.