Source: IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File, Utah Extract

Summary

The IRS publishes its Exempt Organizations Business Master File as one CSV per state. eo_ut.csv is the Utah extract: one row per organization the IRS currently recognizes as tax-exempt in Utah, keyed by EIN. Retrieved 2026-08-11 at 2,227,145 bytes.

This is the cheapest authoritative answer to three questions the wiki asks constantly about nonprofits, chambers, incubators, and community programs: does this organization legally exist, is it still filing, and how big is it? It answers all three without depending on the organization's website, which is what makes it the right first stop when a helper or resource page's site has gone dark.

It is a reusable source: any page with an **Identifiers:** ein=... line can cite this dataset and quote its own row, rather than each page inventing a separate source page for the same file.

Useful Claims

• Every row carries: EIN, legal name, care-of contact, mailing address, subsection code, affiliation, classification, ruling date, deductibility, foundation code, organization type, exemption status, the tax period of the most recent return processed, and asset, income, and revenue amounts in dollars, plus an NTEE classification code.
• SUBSECTION 03 identifies a 501(c)(3); STATUS 01 is an unconditional exemption in force; FOUNDATION 16 is a 509(a)(2) publicly supported charity; the RULING field is YYYYMM of the exemption determination. Column definitions are published by the IRS with the extract.
• TAX_PERIOD is the strongest available liveness signal short of a state registry: a period within the last ~18 months means the organization filed a return recently, whatever its website is doing.
• The dataset is a snapshot, not a history. It carries only the most recent return processed; use Source: IRS Form 990 Record — Southeastern Utah BTAC-style filing records for multi-year financials.

Verbatim

Header row, exactly as published:

EIN,NAME,ICO,STREET,CITY,STATE,ZIP,GROUP,SUBSECTION,AFFILIATION,CLASSIFICATION,RULING,DEDUCTIBILITY,FOUNDATION,ACTIVITY,ORGANIZATION,STATUS,TAX_PERIOD,ASSET_CD,INCOME_CD,FILING_REQ_CD,PF_FILING_REQ_CD,ACCT_PD,ASSET_AMT,INCOME_AMT,REVENUE_AMT,NTEE_CD,SORT_NAME

The row for EIN 87-0530362, cited by Business Technical Assistance Center. The care-of individual's name is redacted here — it is a private person, not a public principal, and the wiki does not republish personal contact details (see meta/conventions.md, location precedent 14):

870530362,SOUTHEASTERN UTAH BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER INC,% [name redacted],PO BOX 1106,PRICE,UT,84501-1106,0000,03,3,1200,199605,1,16,995402000,1,01,202512,3,4,01,0,12,78627,116876,116876,S30,

Decoded: 501(c)(3) (SUBSECTION 03), exemption ruling 1996-05 (RULING 199605), unconditional exemption in force (STATUS 01), 509(a)(2) public charity (FOUNDATION 16), most recent return processed for tax period 2025-12 (TAX_PERIOD 202512), assets $78,627, income $116,876, revenue $116,876, NTEE S30 (economic development).

Reliability Notes

Primary-tier. This is the IRS's own administrative record, republished by the IRS, and it is the authority on exempt status. Three limits matter in practice.

First, it lags: rows reflect the most recent return the IRS has processed, which can trail filing by months, so absence of a recent tax period is weak evidence of dormancy while presence is strong evidence of activity. Second, addresses are mailing addresses — frequently a PO box or an accountant's office — and must never be treated as a physical site for map metadata. Third, revenue and asset amounts come from the return as filed, unaudited, and for small filers (990-EZ, 990-N) they are coarse.

To re-check a row:

curl -s https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/eo_ut.csv | rg '^870530362,'

Related Pages

• Business Technical Assistance Center
• Source: IRS Form 990 Record — Southeastern Utah BTAC