Change Adds California Charity Compliance to K1x
Change has joined the K1x Collective under a partnership announced in a press release. K1x nonprofit customers can now access Change's California charitable registration and renewal service alongside K1x's Form 990 technology.
Customers can create a Change account, complete a central questionnaire and pay required fees. Change uses automation and AI to convert the responses into filing workflows, validate information and facilitate submission through California filing systems. Nonprofits can monitor progress and receive updates through the Change dashboard.
The service supports nonprofits that must register with the California Attorney General's Registry of Charities and Fundraisers. California registration is available now, with support for additional states planned.
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