Unknown Organization

“Directors Rita & Brys Myers are wife and husband to each other.”

“Organization was merged into San Diego Humane Society, an incorporated organization that is tax-exempt under IRC Sec 501(c)(3).”

“The organization's trustees receive a draft copy of the return and accompanying schedules prior to approval for electronic filing.”

“Organization's trustees review and affirm adherence to conflict of interest policy at each discussion of real or perceived conflict of interest. Conflicted trustees recuse themselves from discussion and voting on these matters.”

“Executive compensation is determined by trustee review of comparability data and is commensurate with experience and achievement.”

“Copies of organizing documents, governing documents, financial statements, and Form 990-Series information returns are available for public viewing upon reasonable request.”

“Client Note 1 - Penalty Non Assessment RequestIn spite of exercising ordinary care and prudence, the organization was unable to timely file this return and requests non-assessment of any late filing penalties.Due to an unfortunate miscommunication regarding timing of acquisition and new/final accounting period, the tax preparation firm did not correctly file an extension when it appeared clear that the merger/acquisition process would take longer than anticipated. The reporting organization relied on the tax preparation firm to properly extend this final return.Project Wildlife is no longer an independent organization and does not have its own resources with which to pay penalties. Additionally, diverting other resources to the payment of a penalty would distract from the organization's exempt charitable purpose in a way that would mean harm to area wildlife in need of care and treatment.We would be deeply grateful to have no penalties assessed regarding the late filing of this return.Thank you for your consideration.”

“Project Wildlife ceased operations as an independent, incorporated, tax-exempt charitable organization and was merged into San Diego Humane Society as of October 31, 2014. San Diego Humane Society is tax-exempt under Sec. 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.”