Annual Report Instructions - Charitable Trusts Unit Page 2

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• Organizations that issue charitable gift annuities must submit a certification that may be
downloaded from the publications web page, above.
When and Where to File Annual Report:
• Annual reports are due 4 months and 15 days after the close of the organization’s fiscal
year. If your organization changes it fiscal year end, notify the Charitable Trusts Unit.
Fiscal year end date
Report due date
Fiscal year end date
Report due date
January 31
June 15
July 31
December 15
February 28
July 15
August 31
January 15
March 31
August 15
September 20
February 15
April 30
September 15
October 31
March 15
May 31
October 15
November 30
April 15
June 30
November 15
December 31
May 15
• Extensions of time to file the annual report require filing of an extension form (NHCT-4)
together with the $75 annual filing fee. The NHCT-4 form may be downloaded from the
publications web page, above. Filing an IRS Form 8868 to extend the time to file a return
does not extend the time to file with the Charitable Trusts Unit.
• Mail all materials to Charitable Trusts Unit, Department of Justice, 33 Capitol St.,
Concord, NH 03301.
Other Information
• Newly registered organizations are not required to submit an annual report for one full
year after registration. See the cover letter that accompanied the certificate of registration.
• For an acknowledgement of receipt by the Charitable Trusts Unit of an annual report,
enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
• Organizations with less than $10,000 in assets may be eligible for a suspension of the
annual report filing requirement. The application to suspend may be downloaded from
the publications web page, above. To qualify, filing requirements must be current.
• Report to the Charitable Trusts Unit any changes to an organization’s name, address,
articles of agreement, by-laws, or vote to dissolve. Submit copies of all relevant
documents. Filing with the Secretary of State is not notice to the Charitable Trusts Unit.
Contact Us
• Call the Charitable Trusts Unit at 603-271-3591 or consult our web page:
• Please reference the exact legal name of the organization, as well as the registration
number, if possible, since charities sometimes have similar names.
Charitable organizations do important work in New Hampshire. Do not put your organization’s
reputation and its resources at risk. Failing to file annual reports in a timely manner may lead to
an investigation, and could then result in litigation and the imposition of fines and penalties.

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