2018 Financials and Tax Filings

The 2018 Financials and Tax Filings for the ATAYAL organization are made available for your convenience. Our tax filings and records from previous years can be found on our page at Guidestar.org, the authoritative resource for the transparency of Charities.

For the Fiscal Year 2018, the ATAYAL organization received a total of $2,170 in donations. While program and operational expenses were $2,256.

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