Selfhelp Realty Group Inc.

“The organization is managed by selfhelp community services, inc. Pursuant to an administrative services agreement. Management fees totaling $450,218 were incurred during the year ending june 30, 2022. Services provided under the agreement included the following: (a) senior management services, including the management services of the chief executive officer; (b) human resource services, including personnel management and benefits services; (c) information technology services, including access to the provider's systems and software, and use of computers, telephones and other hardware and equipment; (d) legal services, including the services of the provider's general counsel; (e) finance and accounting services, including the services of the provider's director of finance, and the services of the provider's accounting staff, payroll managers and accounts payable staff; (f) administrative services, including secretarial, facilities management, reception, conference room and other services; (g) office space, furnishings and utilities; and (h) liability, directors and officers, employee, workers' compensation and other insurance. Stuart kaplan, chief executive officer, is compensated by selfhelp community services, inc. For calendar year 2021, his pro rata reportable compensation was $36,156 for services rendered to the filing organization.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by management and a complete copy of the return is provided to the entire board prior to filing with the irs.”

“All officers and directors of the organization are required to complete an annual conflict of interest statement. If a conflict arises during the year, then such officer or director at their first knowledge of the transaction is required to fully disclose the precise nature of the interest or involvement. The board of directors will evaluate the existence of any conflict of interest. Officers or directors of the organization who have declared or been found to have a potential conflict of interest in any matter involving transactions with the organization must refrain from participating in consideration of the proposed transactions, unless requested by the board or the administration to provide information or interpretation concerning the transaction. The person involved cannot vote on such matters and must not be present at the time of the vote. The chairperson of the board is responsible for the administration of the conflict of interest policy.”

“The compensation of the executive director was determined and approved by the compensation committee of the board of directors. An independent compensation consultant and compensation surveys were utilized in the process. The compensation setting process was last conducted in 2022 and was documented in the minutes of the compensation committee.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Other prof. Fees: program service expenses 378,210. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 378,210. Recreation and teaching: program service expenses 60,760. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 60,760. Nursing fees: program service expenses 910. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 910.”

“Distributions in excess of partnership basis 2,257,797.”

“The organization's audit committee assumes responsibility for oversight of the audit of its financial statements and selection of an independent accountant. The process has not changed from the prior year.”

“Election not to be treated as a tax-exempt entity taxpayer: selfhelp wyandanch, llc ein: 82-3106495 the taxpayer, a for-profit subsidiary of ny partnership selfhelp realty group, inc. (ein: 83-1013439) a not-for-profit organization, hereby elects under internal revenue code section 168(h)(6)(f)(ii) as a tax exempt controlled entity: (1) not to be treated as a tax-exempt entity for purposes of internal revenue code sections 168(h)(5) and (6), and (2) to treat any gain recognized by its tax-exempt parent on any disposition of an interest in it (and to treat any dividends or interest received or accrued by its tax-exempt parent from it) as unrelated business taxable income under code section 511. This election shall apply to all of the company's property for the year that property is placed in service and all subsequent years. The company is entitled to make this election because it is a tax-exempt controlled entity that is timely filing the election.”

“Election not to be treated as a tax-exempt entity taxpayer: bergen place gp, inc. Ein: 84-4609170 the taxpayer, a for-profit subsidiary of ny partnership selfhelp realty group, inc. (ein: 83-1013439) a not-for-profit organization, hereby elects under internal revenue code section 168(h)(6)(f)(ii) as a tax exempt controlled entity: (1) not to be treated as a tax-exempt entity for purposes of internal revenue code sections 168(h)(5) and (6), and (2) to treat any gain recognized by its tax-exempt parent on any disposition of an interest in it (and to treat any dividends or interest received or accrued by its tax-exempt parent from it) as unrelated business taxable income under code section 511. This election shall apply to all of the company's property for the year that property is placed in service and all subsequent years. The company is entitled to make this election because it is a tax-exempt controlled entity that is timely filing the election.”