The IRS inadvertently posted Modernized e-File (MeF) stylesheets on IRS.gov for Tax Year (TY) 2021 Form 990, Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax, and certain associated schedules that were labeled as the MeF stylesheets for TY 2022. The IRS has now corrected this and the 2022 MeF stylesheets for the Form 990 and associated schedules are posted correctly on irs.gov. This did not impact the accuracy of images of Forms 990 that appear on Tax Exempt Organization Search (TEOS) on irs.gov.

The IRS is aware that some external stakeholders populate MeF Stylesheets (essentially images of blank returns) with the publicly available machine-readable XML return data available on TEOS to display images of publicly available Forms 990 on their websites. External stakeholders that use MeF stylesheets to render XML data into return images may now use the posted stylesheets to generate accurate images of TY 2022 Forms 990.

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