IRS Form 990 e-File (Bulk XML) fact · point in time
UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOLS: legal_name
UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOLS reported legal name of UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOL with no reporting period on record, according to IRS Form 990 e-File (Bulk XML).
UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOLS reported legal name of UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOL with no reporting period on record, according to IRS Form 990 e-File (Bulk XML).
Reported value
UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOL{"value": "UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOL"}- Metric
- legal_name
- Period
- —
- Status
- current
- Source
- IRS Form 990 e-File (Bulk XML)
Provenance
2022_TEOS_XML_01A.zip:202241339349300344_public.xml3f25f51e79719e27ba20127f2141e04b…- supersedes {"value": "UNCOMMON NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOLS"} (evidence 2024_TEOS_XML_05A.zip:202401319349303335_public.xml)
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