K1x Expands 990 Tracker® with State Compliance Integration

K1x, the fintech company behind the industry-standard 990 Tracker®, has partnered with Labyrinth Inc., a leader in nonprofit compliance services with more than 35 years of experience. The collaboration brings federal and state compliance into a single workflow, helping nonprofits manage IRS-certified Form 990 filings alongside state charitable registration, annual reports, fundraising disclosures, and registered agent requirements.

“For years, our 990 Tracker® clients have asked for support with state filings,” said John LaMancuso, CEO of K1x. “By partnering with Labyrinth, we’re delivering a seamless, efficient way to manage both federal and state compliance in one place—saving time, reducing risk, and allowing nonprofits to focus on advancing their mission.”

Bringing Federal and State Compliance Together

Labyrinth, which serves over 60% of registered nonprofits nationwide, brings decades of expertise in state-level regulatory requirements. By integrating these services directly into 990 Tracker®, nonprofits can now automate regulatory tasks, eliminate redundant manual processes, and reduce the need for multiple vendors.

“Partnering with K1x brings Labyrinth’s state compliance services directly into 990 Tracker®, combining federal and state filing workflows,” said Mike Montali, CEO of Harbor Compliance. “Enterprise nonprofits and accounting firms now have a scalable, simplified way to manage nationwide charitable registration—enhancing the value they deliver in tax and attest services.”

A Comprehensive Solution for Nonprofits

The integration strengthens 990 Tracker®’s position as the go-to platform for universities, endowments, health systems, and accounting firms serving nonprofits. K1x streamlines workflows including data collection, analysis, reporting, and IRS-approved e-filing, while Labyrinth ensures compliance across all relevant state regulations.

The partnership is effective immediately, with current 990 Tracker® users gaining access to expanded state compliance services as part of their existing platform, making it easier than ever for nonprofits to stay compliant, reduce administrative burdens, and focus resources on mission-critical work.