Part VII
Officer and director compensation
Form 990 Part VII identifies specified officers, directors, trustees, key employees, highest-compensated employees, and certain independent contractors.
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Schedule J
Additional compensation detail
Schedule J may provide compensation components and related information for people who meet its reporting requirements. Not every filing or person has Schedule J detail.
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IRS 990 Part VII and Schedule J compensation
Part VII and Schedule J serve different reporting purposes, and the compensation fields must be combined and interpreted carefully. Reported amounts may include compensation from the filing organization, compensation from related organizations, and other reportable compensation. Filing periods and amendments can also affect comparisons.
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