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Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831
Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831 is listed by the IRS as a private nonoperating foundation exempt under Section 501(c)(3), with EIN 13-6013101.
Overview
Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831 is listed by the IRS as a private nonoperating foundation exempt under Section 501(c)(3), with EIN 13-6013101. Its IRS filing address is in CHICAGO, IL, United States. For the tax period ending December 2025, the IRS lists year-end book assets of USD 17,286,691 and an IRS-computed Income Amount of USD 6,194,441. These are dated filing extract amounts; book assets are not assets under management, and Income Amount is not net profit. For private foundations, the Income Amount extract field combines total revenue with specified cost-of-goods and cost-basis amounts from Form 990-PF. Its tax-exemption ruling dates to June 1954.
General information
Firm type
Private Foundation
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Chicago
Frequently asked questions
What is Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831?
The IRS lists Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831 as a private nonoperating foundation exempt under Section 501(c)(3), with EIN 13-6013101.
What filing locality does the IRS record for Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831?
The IRS filing address is in CHICAGO, IL, United States.
What book assets does the IRS report for Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831?
For the tax period ending December 2025, the IRS lists year-end book assets of USD 17,286,691.
What does the IRS Income Amount for Oppenheimer & Haas FDN 1228831 represent?
For the tax period ending December 2025, the IRS-computed Income Amount is USD 6,194,441. For private foundations, this extract field combines total revenue with specified cost-of-goods and cost-basis amounts from Form 990-PF.
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