State of wisconsin department of financial institutions form 1952-2026

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The document is a form (Form #1952) required by the State of Wisconsin's Department of Financial Institutions for charitable organizations to file an annual financial report. It outlines the filing requirements, exemptions, and necessary information that must be provided, including details about the organization, its financial records, and contributions. The form must be accompanied by IRS forms 990, 990EZ, or 990-PF unless certain exemptions apply. Additionally, it includes sections for financial information and attachments needed for compliance.

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Begin by entering the name of your charitable organization and any trade names you use for solicitation in the designated fields.
Input your Wisconsin Charitable Organization Registration Number and Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) in the respective sections.
Provide the headquarters office information, including street address, city, state, zip code, and daytime phone number.
If your mailing address differs from the headquarters, fill in that information as well.
Complete details for any additional Wisconsin offices if applicable. Attach extra pages if necessary.
Fill out the contact information for individuals responsible for financial records and contributions within your organization.
Describe your charitable purpose or attach a document with this information if you are not submitting an IRS 990 form.
Review all sections carefully to ensure accuracy before finalizing your submission.

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What does the financial institutions Group do?

Development finance institutions invest in private sector businesses, banks and projects in less economically developed countries to bring about positive economic, social and environmental change.

Do I need to register with Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions?

Corporations, limited liability companies, limited liability partnerships, limited partnerships, nonprofits, and franchises MUST register with DFI .

What is the role of financial institutions?

IFCs Financial Institutions Group helps expand access to finance for millions of individuals and MSMEs and mobilizes investment into critical sectors of the economy through its integrated investment, advisory, and upstream offerings.

What is the form 1952 in Wisconsin?

This form, Form #1952, is a shorter, more commonly used version of the annual report form and must be accompanied by the organizations IRS 990, 990EZ, or 990-PF. If an organization is unable to submit an IRS 990, 990EZ, or 990-PF, it should submit Form #308 to the division instead of Form #1952.

What does the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions do?

Our Work. Our department regulates state-chartered banks and credit unions, licensed financial service providers, charitable organizations, commissioned notaries, and the securities industry. Our department also issues notary public commissions and apostilles, and registers trademarks.