Direct CPA access
Work with the professional responsible for your case—not a call center or an anonymous filing queue.
CPA-led nonprofit reinstatement
Apex helps nonprofits on the IRS Auto-Revocation List regain tax-exempt status, complete delinquent Form 990 filings, and move forward with confidence.
We confirm where your organization stands before you pay anything.
ORGANIZATION STATUS
IRS exemption record
Auto-revocation list
Confirmed
Publication 78
Not listed
Missing returns
3 years
Available path
Under review
APEX CASE PLAN
Clear reinstatement path identified
Why Apex
Auto-revocation touches tax filings, exemption applications, and reasonable-cause analysis. Apex brings those pieces together in one CPA-led engagement.
Work with the professional responsible for your case—not a call center or an anonymous filing queue.
Form 1023, delinquent returns, and reasonable-cause support are handled as one connected case.
Receive a written scope and fixed professional fee before any work begins.
Your filing is mapped to the reinstatement path that fits your organization’s timing and history.
How it works
Every engagement follows a clear sequence, with the scope and fee agreed before preparation begins.
We verify your IRS record, revocation date, and current listing before you commit.
We determine which route under Rev. Proc. 2014-11 applies and quote one flat fee.
We prepare the application, delinquent returns, and reasonable-cause statement when required.
We submit the case and stay with it through the IRS determination letter.
Why trust Apex
Trust comes from specific practices—not decorative seals. Apex keeps responsibility, pricing, and communication clear from the start.
Every engagement is prepared within a working CPA practice focused on nonprofit compliance.
Sensitive organizational information is requested only when it is needed for the case.
The engagement letter identifies the work, responsible professional, and fixed fee in writing.
The case is tracked through filing and IRS determination—not handed off after preparation.
Start with a free status check. We’ll verify the public IRS record and explain the next step in plain language.
Get your free status check