Iowa City-based nonprofit misses IRS filing deadlines

By: CBJ News Staff|November 13, 2022

The Center for Worker Justice has faced late penalties for late IRS filings. CREDIT CWJ

The Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa, an Iowa City-based nonprofit founded in 2012, has paid $20,000 in penalties for late IRS tax filings in three consecutive years.

The news was first reported by The Gazette and the Daily Iowan.

From 2018-20, Form 990 filings show the nonprofit filed late. The CWJ is appealing the penalties.

According to the Daily Iowan, Treasurer Charlie Eastham said the…

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Iowa City-based nonprofit misses IRS filing deadlines

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