Alys R Sissel Trust B

Organization summary

Type of Nonprofit

Designated as a Non-exempt charitable trusts.

Tax Filings by Year

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2025

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from Form 990-PF
Revenue
$20,122
Expenses
$22,494
Net Income
-$2,372
Net Assets
$285,804
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions Received $0
Interest Revenue $0
Dividends $12,689
63.1%
Sales of Assets $7,433
36.9%
Other Income $0
Notable Expenses Percent of Total Expenses
Charitable Disbursements $16,721
74.3%
Compensation of Officers* $7,976
35.5%
* Officer compensation may be included in charitable disbursements, so Percent of Total Expenses may add up to greater than 100%.
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $285,804
Total Liabilities $0
Net Assets $285,804
Compensation
Key Employees and Officers Compensation Other
Jp Morgan Chase Bank Na (Trustee) $7,976 $0

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2024

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from Form 990-PF
Revenue
$6,297
Expenses
$25,954
Net Income
-$19,657
Net Assets
$288,169
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions Received $0
Interest Revenue $0
Dividends $13,251
> 100%
Sales of Assets -$7,766
Other Income $812
12.9%
Notable Expenses Percent of Total Expenses
Charitable Disbursements $17,957
69.2%
Compensation of Officers* $7,555
29.1%
* Officer compensation may be included in charitable disbursements, so Percent of Total Expenses may add up to greater than 100%.
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $288,169
Total Liabilities $0
Net Assets $288,169
Compensation
Key Employees and Officers Compensation Other
Jp Morgan Chase Bank Na (Trustee) $7,555 $0

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2023

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from Form 990-PF
Revenue
$22,551
Expenses
$23,967
Net Income
-$1,416
Net Assets
$309,414
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions Received $0
Interest Revenue $0
Dividends $10,756
47.7%
Sales of Assets $10,643
47.2%
Other Income $1,152
5.1%
Notable Expenses Percent of Total Expenses
Charitable Disbursements $18,809
78.5%
Compensation of Officers* $6,811
28.4%
* Officer compensation may be included in charitable disbursements, so Percent of Total Expenses may add up to greater than 100%.
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $309,414
Total Liabilities $0
Net Assets $309,414
Compensation
Key Employees and Officers Compensation Other
Jp Morgan Chase Bank Na (Trustee) $6,811 $0

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2022

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from Form 990-PF
Revenue
$6,668
Expenses
$27,309
Net Income
-$20,641
Net Assets
$310,757
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions Received $0
Interest Revenue $0
Dividends $11,902
> 100%
Sales of Assets -$5,410
Other Income $176
2.6%
Notable Expenses Percent of Total Expenses
Charitable Disbursements $19,116
70.0%
Compensation of Officers* $7,225
26.5%
* Officer compensation may be included in charitable disbursements, so Percent of Total Expenses may add up to greater than 100%.
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $310,757
Total Liabilities $0
Net Assets $310,757
Compensation
Key Employees and Officers Compensation Other
Jp Morgan Chase Bank Na (Trustee) $7,225 $0

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2021

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from Form 990-PF
Revenue
$28,912
Expenses
$25,077
Net Income
$3,835
Net Assets
$331,506
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions Received $0
Interest Revenue $0
Dividends $13,408
46.4%
Sales of Assets $15,504
53.6%
Other Income $0
Notable Expenses Percent of Total Expenses
Charitable Disbursements $18,399
73.4%
Compensation of Officers* $7,994
31.9%
* Officer compensation may be included in charitable disbursements, so Percent of Total Expenses may add up to greater than 100%.
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $331,506
Total Liabilities $0
Net Assets $331,506
Compensation
Key Employees and Officers Compensation Other
Jp Morgan Chase Bank N A (Trustee) $7,994 $0

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Fiscal Year Ending Dec.
2020

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from Form 990-PF
Revenue
$17,772
Expenses
$23,447
Net Income
-$5,675
Net Assets
$328,253
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions Received $0
Interest Revenue $0
Dividends $8,300
46.7%
Sales of Assets $9,472
53.3%
Other Income $0
Notable Expenses Percent of Total Expenses
Charitable Disbursements $18,281
78.0%
Compensation of Officers* $7,138
30.4%
* Officer compensation may be included in charitable disbursements, so Percent of Total Expenses may add up to greater than 100%.
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $328,254
Total Liabilities $1
Net Assets $328,253
Compensation
Key Employees and Officers Compensation Other
Jp Morgan Chase Bank Na (Trustee) $7,138 $0

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