The Internal Revenue Service recently announced that tax-exempt organizations now have access to its online self-service platform.  Nonprofit leaders may now sign up for the agency’s Business Tax Account program to more efficiently oversee their federal tax-related responsibilities. 

“By opening the Business Tax Account to partnerships, tax-exempts and other organizations, we’re giving millions more entities secure, convenient access to their tax information,” said IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano.  

“Digital access will reduce the burden on these taxpayers because they no longer will be limited to paper and phone interactions to perform simple tasks with the IRS,” he added. 

Designated officials (including top executive officers and board chairs) can now sign up to access the name and address information the IRS has on file for their organization, as well as transcripts, digital notices, and other records. Those top leaders can also authorize other users to act on the organization's behalf to monitor and manage specific tax periods and business related to specific forms. 

More information about the Business Tax Account, including log-in requirements, is available at IRS.gov/BusinessAccount. For more practical pointers on a host of tax matters, please explore ECFA’s 2026 Church & Nonprofit Tax & Financial Guide.