Rev George E Keefe Council No 4475 Knights Of Columbus

Middleburgh, NY
Tax exemption issued: April 2012
EIN: 23-7544083

Type of Nonprofit

Designated as a 501(c)(8) Fraternal beneficiary societies and associations, which provide payment of life, sickness, accident or other benefits to members.

Category: Mutual/Membership Benefit Organizations, Other / Domestic Fraternal Societies (NTEE)

Donations to this organization are tax deductible.

Tax Filings by Year

Form 990 is an information return that most organizations claiming federal tax-exempt status must file yearly with the IRS. Nonprofit Explorer has IRS digitized Form 990 data for filings processed in 2012 and later. Duplicate download links may indicate a resubmission or amendment to this organization's original return. Organizations with gross receipts of less than $50,000 can file the form 990-N postcard filing, which doesn’t include financial details. All Form 990 data is from the IRS.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2025

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2024

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2023

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2022

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2021

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2020

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2019

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2018

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2017

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2016

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2015

Gross receipts

Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

990-N

Postcard filing for an organization with gross receipts less than $50,000. These filings do not generate a downloadable form.

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2014

Revenue

$11,557

Expenses

$12,235

Net Income

-$678

Net Assets

$33,105

Notable Sources of Revenue		Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions	$7,903	68.4%
Program Services	$0
Investment Income	$0
Net Fundraising	$3,214	27.8%
Sales of Assets	$0
Net Inventory Sales	$0
Other Revenue	$0

Assets/Debt
Total Assets	$35,004
Total Liabilities	$1,899
Net Assets	$33,105

Compensation

Key Employees and Officers	Compensation	Other
Tom Quinn (Treasurer)	$0	$0
Matt Fagnini (Trustee)	$0	$0
Rocco Parise (Trustee)	$0	$0
Bob Lang (Trustee)	$0	$0
John Reinhart (Financial Secretary)	$0	$0

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990-EZ

Filed on May 26, 2015

Short form tax return for a nonprofit’s activities, finances, and governance

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2013

Revenue

$11,759

Expenses

$3,334

Net Income

$8,425

Net Assets

$33,783

Notable Sources of Revenue		Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions	$800	6.8%
Program Services	$0
Investment Income	$6,308	53.6%
Net Fundraising	$3,926	33.4%
Sales of Assets	$0
Net Inventory Sales	$0
Other Revenue	$305	2.6%

Assets/Debt
Total Assets	$36,734
Total Liabilities	$2,951
Net Assets	$33,783

Compensation

Key Employees and Officers	Compensation	Other
Jim Mccarron (Grand Knight)	$0	$0
John Rossman (Grand Knight)	$0	$0
John Rossmann (Deputy Grand Knight)	$0	$0
Devin Koller (Chancellor)	$0	$0
Bernie Borelhli (Recorder)	$0	$0
Tom Quinn (Treasurer)	$0	$0
Gary Dano (Advocate)	$0	$0
Tom Valosin (Warden)	$0	$0
Tom Byrne (Inside Guard)	$0	$0
Matt Fagnani (Trustee)	$0	$0
Rocco Parise (Trustee)	$0	$0
Matt Fagnani (Trustee)	$0	$0
Bob Lang (Trustee)	$0	$0
John Reinhart (Trustee)	$0	$0

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990-EZ

Filed on May 7, 2014

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2012

Revenue

$10,835

Expenses

$11,688

Net Income

-$853

Net Assets

$25,358

Notable Sources of Revenue		Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions	$1,180	10.9%
Program Services	$0
Investment Income	$71	0.7%
Net Fundraising	$8,764	80.9%
Sales of Assets	$0
Net Inventory Sales	$0
Other Revenue	$470	4.3%

Assets/Debt
Total Assets	$25,358
Total Liabilities	$0
Net Assets	$25,358

990-EZ

Short form tax return for a nonprofit’s activities, finances, and governance

PDF

Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2011

Revenue

$10,862

Expenses

$12,852

Net Income

-$1,990

Net Assets

$25,339

Notable Sources of Revenue		Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions	$3,280	30.2%
Program Services	$1,550	14.3%
Investment Income	$56	0.5%
Net Fundraising	$5,435	50.0%
Sales of Assets	$0
Net Inventory Sales	$0
Other Revenue	$21	0.2%

Assets/Debt
Total Assets	$25,339
Total Liabilities	$0
Net Assets	$25,339

990-EZ

Short form tax return for a nonprofit’s activities, finances, and governance

PDF

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