Money Management International - Financial and Taxation Information

Financial and Taxation Information

United States IRS forms 990 for Money Management International
Organization Name	State	Year	Total Assets	Form	Pages	EIN
Money Management International Financial Education Foundation - 2002	TX	2002	$1,904,101	990	15	76-0691702
Money Management International Financial Education Foundation - 2003	TX	2003	$2,430,902	990	17	76-0691702
Money Management International Financial Education Foundation - 2004	TX	2004	$2,654,686	990	15	76-0691702
Money Mgmt International Financial Education Foundation - 2005	TX	2005	$2,837,123	990	20	76-0691702
Money Management International Financial Education Foundation - 2006	TX	2006	$3,138,938	990	22	76-0691702
Money Management International Financial Education Foundation - 2007	TX	2007	$3,252,269	990	24	76-0691702
MMI Financial Education Foundation - 2008	TX	2008	$2,900,854	990	36	76-0691702
MMI Financial Education Foundation - 2009	TX	2009	$3,326,626	990	32	76-0691702
MMI Financial Education Foundation - 2010	TX	2010	$197,009	990	34	76-0691702
Money Management By Mail Inc. - 2002	TX	2002	$30,746,150	990	48	54-1837741
Money Management By Mail Inc. - 2003	TX	2003	$35,093,282	990	53	54-1837741
Money Management International Inc. - 2004	TX	2004	$35,622,483	990	43	54-1837741
Money Mgmt International Inc. - 2005	TX	2005	$50,343,875	990	47	54-1837741
Money Management International Inc. - 2006	TX	2006	$56,209,575	990	40	54-1837741
Money Management International - 2007	TX	2007	$62,330,825	990	41	54-1837741
Money Management International - 2008	TX	2008	$55,395,435	990	39	54-1837741
Money Management International - 2009	TX	2009	$74,344,418	990	40	54-1837741
Money Management International Inc. - 2010	TX	2010	$75,575,085	990	65	54-1837741

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