ISKCON North Carolina financials wanted

"Federally tax-exempt organizations classified under IRC sections 501(c) or 501(d) must comply with the recently revised law and regulations addressing public disclosure of certain forms and associated materials they've submitted to the IRS. These include any annual information returns whose required or actual filing date was within the last three years, which generally means the three most recent returns. These annual returns use Form 990 and its variants for 501(c) organizations, and Form 1065 for 501(d) organizations. If the organization filed its application for tax-exempt status (e.g. Form 1023 or 1024) after July 15, 1987 or possessed a copy of its application materials on that date, it must also make copies of that application available to the public. All schedules, attachments and other supporting material submitted with the annual return and application must also be disclosed, with exceptions noted below. Public access must be provided promptly on request by allowing inspection of the documents at the organization's office or offices, and by providing copies of the documents promptly in response to any in-person request or within 30 days for a written request." (<http://www.muridae.com/publicaccess/rules_described.html>)

I hereby formally request that I be sent all tax returns and other relevant documents pertaining to Iskcon of North Carolina, Inc., a North Carolina, USA 501c3 corporation, for the past 3 years within 30 days as is required by law (see above).

Sincerely, Howard Best