2026-06-27T17:34:18-04:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 461062033 Entrepreneurial Institute of Washington ENTR 2064060844 9828 NE 16TH ST Bellevue WA 98004 Daniel Seydel President 2064060422 2026-06-27 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X Daniel Seydel 9828 NE 16TH ST Bellevue WA 98004 253827 false X www.eiwashington.org X 2012 WA Financial Coaching for members of underserved communities. The financial coaching program teaches low-income member of underserved communities the basics of managing finances for their household. The program also teaches low-income members of these communities how to effectively manage small business finances. Vocational training and education. EIW regular vocational classes and workshops in collaboration with companies, agencies, and other community stakeholders. 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The financial coaching program teaches low-income member of underserved communities the basics of managing finances for their household. The program also teaches low-income members of these communities how to effectively manage small business finances. Part VI Line 19 Upon request Part I Line 1 Financial Coaching for members of underserved communities. The financial coaching program teaches low-income member of underserved communities the basics of managing finances for their household. The program also teaches low-income members of these communities how to effectively manage small business finances. Vocational training and education. EIW regular vocational classes and workshops in collaboration with companies, agencies, and other community stakeholders. The classes are free and targeted to reach members of underserved communities who could not otherwise afford comparable training and education. Reason for Amendment Return RE: Request for Penalty Abatement Organization: Entrepreneurial Institute of Washington EIN: 46-1062033 Tax Period: December 31, 2024 Notice Number: CP141L To Whom It May Concern, I am writing on behalf of the Entrepreneurial Institute of Washington (EIW) to respectfully request abatement of the $3,275 penalty assessed for the late filing of Form 990 for the tax period ending December 31, 2024. EIW is a nonprofit organization committed to workforce development, small business support, and equitable economic development in Washington State. We take our compliance obligations seriously and have made every effort to file timely and accurately. The delay in filing was due to circumstances beyond our control. EIW engaged and prepaid a professional accountant to prepare and file the Form 990. Despite repeated attempts over several months to obtain updates and ensure timely filing, the accountant became unresponsive and failed to complete the work within the required timeframe. Once it became clear that the filing had not been completed, we took immediate action to resolve the issue and submit the required filing. Additionally, we note that the IRS issued disaster relief guidance (Notice 1462) indicating that taxpayers in our area were granted extended time to file and pay due to a federally declared disaster. This contributed to confusion regarding applicable deadlines and further supports our request for relief. EIW has a strong history of compliance and this issue does not reflect a pattern of noncompliance. We respectfully request that the IRS consider this a case of reasonable cause and grant full abatement of the penalty. You can contact me Daniel Seydel, CEO at (206) 406-0822, or Ryan Taylor at (206) 397-7872 a Small Advocate who was a witness to the entire situation. Daniel Seyel Part XI 3 Note: In 2022 the revenue for Entrepreneurial Institute Washington was listed as $402,436.84. In 2022 EIW served as fiscal sponsor for the Black Women in Housing Association. The entirety of the money collected for 2022 was provided to Black Women in Housing Association to run their programs, except EIW charged 5% fee to manage the money and documentation for the organization's financial contributions.