Screen Actors Guild-Amptp Industry Advancement & Cooperative Fund

“Trustees amy aquino, mike hodge, l. Scott caldwell, john carter brown, david white, john t. Mcguire and ray rodriguez serve in the capacity as a director, officer, or employee of the screen actors guild-american federation of television and radio artists.”

“The operation and administration of the iacf shall be the joint responsibility of fourteen (14) trustees, who shall constitute the board of trustees. Of these, seven (7) shall be producer trustees, four (4) to be appointed by the alliance of motion picture and television producers, inc ("amptp") and three (3) to be appointed by the ana-aaaa joint policy committee on broadcasting talent union relations ("aaaa"); and seven (7) shall be sag-aftra trustees, to be appointed by sag-aftra. Either sag-aftra or the amptp or the aaaa may at any time in its discretion, by written notice given to the iacf, appoint a successor or successors for any one or more of the trustees theretofore appointed by it.”

“The form 990 is prepared by an independent certified public accounting firm, engaged by the board of trustees, and a draft copy of the form 990 is provided for review by the cfo and controller of the sag-producers funds; prior to filing of the form 990 with the internal revenue service.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, policies and financial statements available to all participants, in its benefit plan upon request. The general public has access to many of its documents through government filing made by the organization.”

“In addition to the program services identified in part iii, the iacf supports other organizations in their quest to provide the resources to train and assist performers and producers which included: 1. Career transition. 2. Provide planning and opportunities to young performers. 3. Provide support for intervention, counseling and other social services to sag-aftra members. 4. Support programs that encourages the participation of minority performers and producers.”

“The industry fund is related to a group of jointly administered not-for-profit organizations. Since the organization's co-exist at the same premises, they utilize each other's resources, equipment, and personnel. Salaries and certain administrative expenses are paid by a related organization based on predetermined percentages. The industry fund has a small group of personnel that it compensates directly and files federal employment tax returns additionally.”

“Prior year grant unused proceeds of $5,392 returned to the fund”

“The organization has a separate audit committee comprised of two members of the board of trustees. The committee has the responsibility for oversight of the audit and the selection of independent accountants.”