Some states require nonprofits to report when an Officer or Director change occurs, while others don’t. If your state does, this is most often done in one of three ways:
Filing an amendment to the articles
Submitting a certificate of change of directors or officers
Updating your annual report or similar document
In many cases, if you were required to include the names of your nonprofit's initial directors or officers on the original articles of incorporation, you’ll need to file the amendment. This may need to be reported to the state’s Charities Bureau if you’re registered there, and in many cases, the updates can be filed with your annual paperwork. Note the potential timeframe requirement in some states.
This change will also need to be reported to IRS on your annual 990 filing.
Some states require nonprofits to report when an Officer or Director change occurs, while others don’t. If your state does, this is most often done in one of three ways:
In many cases, if you were required to include the names of your nonprofit's initial directors or officers on the original articles of incorporation, you’ll need to file the amendment. This may need to be reported to the state’s Charities Bureau if you’re registered there, and in many cases, the updates can be filed with your annual paperwork. Note the potential timeframe requirement in some states.
This change will also need to be reported to IRS on your annual 990 filing.