Attach to Form 990 or 990-EZ.
Go to www.irs.gov/Form990 for the latest information.
| Return Reference | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Part VI, Line 6 | Tall Oaks is an Illinois Corporation with a paid-in membership category that affords those members voting and other governance rights. The non-paid-in membership class is without governance rights. |
| Part VI, Line 7a | Paid-in membership class members have voting rights and can nominate other paid-in members for positions on the Board of Directors. |
| Part VI, Line 7b | Yes paid-in members vote on election to the Board of Directors and major club projectsand other matters presented at the Annual Membership Meeting. |
| Part VI, Line 11b | The 990 and 990T forms are reviewed by the Finance committee and the full Board of Directors. Any interested party can request a copy at any time. |
| Part VI, Line 12c | We require a bid process for expenditures over $500 with those bids requiring review by the board before approval. We are a small community private club and anything happening whether significant or not at the club is quickly disseminated throughout the membership population. |
| Part XI, Line 9 | | Description:, Explanation:, Amount:| other, Other, $0| |
| Part IX, Line 24e | | Explanation:| This figure is the POS fees we paid in 2022 |
| Part IX, Line 24c | | Explanation:| The cost of fertilizer fuel and electricity increased greatly in 2022. |
| Part V, Line 1a | | Explanation:| We filed two 1096 reports. One for the 3 1099 Nec's and one for the singular W2G that was filed. |
| Part VII, Line 9 | | Explanation:| Richard Roeing is the non-voting finance officer. |
| Part IV, Line 19 | | Explanation:| The gaming is called "King of Hearts". Fifty-four cards 2 Jokers are mixed up and placed in sealed envelopes. The sealed envelopes are randomized then placed in a glass enclosure. Weekly members purchase chances with the winners ticket then allowed to unseal one envelope. If the envelope contains the King of Hearts they win the pot. Tall Oaks keeps 20% of the weekly cash intake with the other 80% going to the pot for payouts. This years winner won the pot containing $102,780. The weekly event is supervised by rotating members of the Board of Directors and the Finance Officer makes the deposit and verifies the totals. Status reports are given to the Board of Directors. No person is compensated for helping with the event. Only members of Tall Oaks are allowed to participate in the event. This explanation is given in part to explain elements of Schedule G. |
| Part VIII, Line 7 | | Explanation:| An asset that had a book value of 0 was given a trade in value of $12,700 by the vendor so we recognized this value as a gain in acquiring the new asset. |
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