Enlarge image | Mail completed form to: NH Attorney General’s Office Attn: Charitable Trusts Unit 33 Capitol Street Concord, NH 03301-6397 FORM NHCT-12 ANNUAL REPORT *Instructions for the form are at the following web link: https://www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/documents/nhct12-instructions.pdf This form must be accompanied by a payment in the amount of $75.00, unless previously paid with Form NHCT-14 for the reporting period. Checks must be made payable to “State of New Hampshire”. Report is for fiscal year-end date (MM/DD/YYYY): _______________________________ Is this a consolidated report for multiple years because the entity was granted a suspension of its annual requirement? □ Yes (if yes, state the beginning date of the consolidated report) __________________________________ □ No CHARITABLE TRUST NFORMATIONI NH Charitable Trusts Unit Registration No. Entity Name □Check here if new name City State Zip Mailing Address □Check here if new address Entity Website Address CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Name Contact Address City State Zip Contact Telephone Number Contact Email Address NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 1 |
Enlarge image | CHARITABLE TRUST UESTIONNAIREQ 1. Did the entity submit a request to extend the deadline to file the annual report with payment of the $75.00 filing fee required by RSA 7:28-a, II? □ Yes □ No 2. Did the entity file with the IRS a Form 990, Form 990-EZ, or Form 990-PF for the reporting period? □ Yes □ No (If no, complete Form NHCT-12, Schedule A.) If yes, submit the form in lieu of Schedule A. If the entity also files an annual account with the New Hampshire Circuit Court, Probate Division, submit that as well. NOTE: we do not accept the Internal Revenue Service Form 990-N. Entities that file Form 990-N will need to complete the following Financial Report questions, Part I – Part III. NH Entities Only: If the entity has revenue of more than $500,000, but less than $2 million, it must submit a GAAP financial statement, pursuant to RSA 7:28, III-a. This financial statement may be prepared by the entity in-house or may be prepared by an accountant and reviewed and approved by the entity. If the entity has revenue of more than $2 million, it must file an audited financial statement examined by a certified public accountant, pursuant to RSA 7:28, III-b. NOTE: this requirement does not apply to entities that file Form 990-PF with the IRS. 3. Is the entity a New Hampshire nonprofit corporation (RSA 292) or otherwise headquartered in New Hampshire? □ Yes (if yes, and the entity is not a private foundation, complete Form NHCT-12, Schedule C.) □ No 4. Does the entity issue/offer Charitable Gift Annuities to New Hampshire citizens? □ Yes (if yes, complete Form NHCT-12, Schedule D) □ No 5. Is this the entity’s final report (i.e., is your entity dissolving, withdrawing from registration)? □ Yes (if yes, complete Form NHCT-12, Schedule E) □ No 6. All charitable trusts are required to submit a governing board list (complete Form NHCT-12, Schedule B) NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 2 |
Enlarge image | FORMNHCT-12 CHEDULE: S A Year-end: __________________ FINANCIAL REPORT A. Employer Identification Number ____________________________________ B. IRS Federal Tax Exemption Status *select one □ 501 (c)(3) □ 501 (c) (_________) □ Not tax exempt Check Here if: □ 1023 or 1023-EZ application is pending review with the IRS Check Here If: □Part of IRS group tax exemption If part of an IRS group tax exemption, state the name of the central organization: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Part I: Statement of Program Service Accomplishments C. Describe the entity’s primary charitable purpose: _______________________________________ D. Describe briefly, for each of the entity’s largest programs (measured by expenses), the services provided and the number of persons benefited (the program expense amounts must also be included within the expense category in Part II, lines F8 through F16): Description of Program Program Expenses Part II: Revenue and Expenses E. Revenue 1. Donations and grants received (not fundraising events) $ __________________ 2. Program service revenue (received in exchange for services) $ __________________ 3. Membership fees $ __________________ 4. Interest and dividends $ __________________ 5. Gross receipts from special fundraising events and activities $ __________________ 6. Other revenue $ __________________ 7. Total revenue (add lines 1 through 6) $ __________________ NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 3 |
Enlarge image | F. Expenses 8. Cash and benefit amounts paid to unrelated persons or groups $ __________________ 9. Cash and benefit amounts paid to or for directors or members $ __________________ 10. Compensation of officers, directors, and key employees $ __________________ 11. Other salaries and wages $ __________________ 12. Payroll taxes and employee benefits $ __________________ 13. Professional fees and other payments to independent contractors $ __________________ 14. Occupancy, rent, utilities, and insurance $ __________________ 15. Printing, publications, postage, office supplies, and IT $ __________________ 16. Other expenses $ __________________ 17. Total expenses (add lines 8 through 16) $ __________________ G. Net income (or loss) (subtract line 17 from line 7) $__________________ Part III: Balance Sheet H. Assets 1. Cash, savings, investments $ ________________ 2. Real estate less any depreciation $ ________________ 3. Other property and equipment less any depreciation $ ________________ 4. Pledges, grants, accounts receivable $ ________________ 5. Other assets $ ________________ 6. Total assets (add lines 1 through 5) $ ________________ I. Liabilities 7. Accounts payable $ __________________ 8. Loans, grants payable $ __________________ 9. Other Liabilities $ __________________ 10. Total liabilities (add lines 7 through 9) $ __________________ J. Fund Balance/Net worth (subtract line 10 from line 6) $ __________________ K. Amount of fund balance that is donor-restricted $ __________________ L. Fund balance/net worth at prior year end (prior year’s Line J) $ __________________ NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 4 |
Enlarge image | M. Change in fund balance (subtract line L from line J) $ __________________ N. Explain reason for change in fund balance (line M) Part IV: Other Information O. Did the entity experience any significant thefts, embezzlements, or other diversions of assets during the reporting period? □ Yes □No If yes, please explain: NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 5 |
Enlarge image | FORM NHCT-12 : S CHEDULE B 1 GOVERNING BOARD ISTL Entity Name: _________________________________________ Year-end: ____________________ For entities based in New Hampshire, provide all the information set forth in the chart below. For entities not based in New Hampshire, complete the names and titles of the members of the governing board on this Schedule B, or submit a board list containing the names and titles of the governing board. Name Title Home Address Daytime Email Address Av. Hours Compensation Telephone per week and benefits Number devoted to paid (enter 0 if position none) 1The entity is permitted to submit its own spreadsheet in lieu of Form NHCT-12: Schedule B, as long as the spreadsheet contains the information requested herein. NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 6 |
Enlarge image | FORM NHCT-12 – S CHEDULE C Year-end: _________________ CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND OVERNANCE G EPORTR Required for all New Hampshire-based charitable entities, except those that file an IRS Form 990-PF. 1. Has there been a change made to the entity’s conflict of interest and/or pecuniary benefit transaction policies this year? □ Yes □ No (If yes, attach the new policy) 2. Did any officer, director, trustee, or member of his/her immediate family, or his/her employer/business (hereinafter an “interested person”) obtain a pecuniary benefit (see RSA 7:19-a) from the entity in the last year? □ Yes □ No 3. Did the entity make a real estate transaction with or occupy real estate owned or rented by an interested person? □ Yes □ No 4. Was an advance or payment made on a loan to or from an interested person? □ Yes □ No 5. For every “yes” answer to questions 2, 3, and 4, provide the following: Name/Relationship of Description of Transaction (i.e., Name or Director/Officer/Trustee Amount Interested Person car sale, salary, etc.) 6. Did any of the pecuniary benefit transactions listed in No. 5 above amount to $5,000 or more in the aggregate during the fiscal year? □ Yes □No If yes, submit each of the following to the Charitable Trusts Unit: ○ Notice/letter sent to the Charitable Trusts Unit ○ Newspaper notice ○ Board meeting minutes approving the transaction NOTE: The Director of Charitable Trusts may request copies of additional documentation relating to any pecuniary benefit transaction, pursuant to RSA 7:24. NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 7 |
Enlarge image | 7. Has the organization amended its formation documents (articles of agreement, declaration of trust, constitution) or its bylaws within the reporting period? □ Yes □No (If yes, submit a copy of the updated documents) 8. How many times did the Board of Directors meet during the reporting period? □ 0 Times □ 1 Time □ 2 Times □ 3 Times □ 4 Times □ More than 4 times 9. Did the entity use a professional solicitor, fundraising counsel, or commercial co-venturer to solicit contributions on the entity’s behalf during the reporting period? □ Yes □No (If yes, list their name(s) and address(es)) Name of Professional Fund Raiser or Commercial Co-Venture Address 10. Was the entity the subject of any fine, penalty or adverse judgment? □ Yes □No (If yes, attach a copy of the document(s) related to the fine, penalty or adverse judgment) 11. Is the entity a “fiscal sponsor” for another organization? □ Yes □No (If yes, list the name and address of each organization Name Address City State Zip City State Zip City State Zip NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 8 |
Enlarge image | FORM NHCT-12: S CHEDULE D Year-end:__________ CHARITABLE GIFT NNUITY A ERTIFICATIONC Required for all charitable entities that issue charitable gift annuities in New Hampshire 1. The person signing Form NHCT-12 on behalf of this entity certifies that the organization has entered into one or more charitable gift annuity agreements in New Hampshire and that each such agreement is and shall be a qualified charitable gift annuity (as defined in NH RSA 403- E-1, V) in that on the date of the annuity agreement, it: (check each of the following to certify) □ Has a minimum of $300,000 in unrestricted cash, cash equivalents, or publicly traded securities, exclusive of the assets funding the annuity agreement; □ Has been in continuous operation for at least 3 years or is a successor or affiliate of a charitable entity that has been in continuous operation for at least 3 years; □ Issues charitable gift annuities with payout ratios no greater than recommended by the American Council on Gift Annuities at the time of issuance; □ Retains 100 percent of the contribution made in exchange for each charitable gift annuity, increased by earnings on the contribution and decreased by annuity payments and expenses properly allocated to the annuity, until the annuity is terminated; and □ Invests contributions made in exchange for charitable gift annuities solely in conformance with article 9 of RSA 564-B, general standards of prudent investment. 2. Check the applicable box: □ Initial notification; or □ Annual recertification NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 9 |
Enlarge image | FORM NHCT-12: S CHEDULE E Year-end: _________________ WITHDRAWAL REPORT Complete for any entity that is withdrawing its registration with the Charitable Trusts Unit. 1. Reason for withdrawal (check only one and attach requested documentation): Reason for Dissolution Attachment Required A. □ Dissolution of NH nonprofit corporation NH Secretary of State Form NP-5 B. □ Merger of NH nonprofit corporation The plan of merger filed with the Secretary of State, pursuant to RSA 292:7 C. □ Express trust termination Document reflecting termination D. □ Dissolution of unincorporated association Minutes of the board meeting at which the vote to dissolve was approved E. □ Cessation of charitable activities (only for non- Minutes of board meeting at which the vote to cease §501(c)(3) organizations) charitable activities was approved NH Secretary of State Form FNP-5 (if not filed with NH F. □ Withdrawal from NH of foreign nonprofit corporation Secretary of State, attach dissolution document filed in your state) 2. Charitable assets (by type and value) Charitable Asset Asset Value 3. Distribution of assets (not required if box 1F is checked above) Recipient Recipient Recipient Recipient Recipient Entity – Entity – Recipient Entity – Federal Tax Entity – Date of Entity – Entity – contact phone mailing address ID number federal tax distribution name email address name/title number status NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 10 |
Enlarge image | CERTIFICATION The certification must be signed by the president or treasurer of the governing board or a trustee of an express trust I hereby certify that the information in this report is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief subject to penalty of making unsworn, false statements under RSA 641:3 and RSA 641:8. ____________________________________________ __________________________ Signature Date ____________________________________________ Print Name of Signatory ____________________________________________ Title NHCT-12 (September 2022) www.doj.nh.gov/charitable-trusts/ charitabletrustsunit@doj.nh.gov Page 11 |