Sealed proof · filed Form 990-PF

THE BULLITT FOUNDATION

EIN 91-6027795, tax year January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024. The return the foundation filed, as the IRS published it, with its arithmetic re-done exactly and sealed September 28, 2026.

Listed in the IRS register as BULLITT FOUNDATION. The name above is as written on the return; the EIN is the same foundation.

This is the latest return the IRS has published for this foundation. Its tax year ended 21 months ago, so a later one may have been filed since and not yet appear in the public file. The IRS received it on October 8, 2025.

The answer

Nothing carried into the next year: the return shows the year’s amount paid within the year.

Every line we re-do agrees with the return as filed.

One field, no account. A person writes to you with the page. Your address goes on our contact list beside this foundation’s name. The page stays either way.

Keep this record for the foundation, year on year: the Filing Record, the foundation’s own order, cancellable in writing for a full refund until thirty days after the filing deadline.

Qualifying distributions4.04×

the distributable amount (Part XI ÷ Part X)

Carried to next year$0

undistributed income, Part XII: nothing carried into the next year

Distributions as a rate20.0%

of net noncharitable-use assets; the legal test is the distributable amount, not this rate

Assets at fair market value$46.4M

end of the tax year, Part II

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THE BULLITT FOUNDATION · Form 990-PF, year ended December 31, 2024checking
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The return’s own arithmetic, re-done

Each line as filed and as recomputed
LineAs filedRecomputedResult
Minimum investment return: 5% of net noncharitable-use assets (Part IX line 6)$916,064$916,064.05recomputes, within the form's whole-dollar rounding (difference −$0.05)
Excise tax: 1.39% of net investment income (Part V line 1)$11,199$11,198.6323recomputes, within the form's whole-dollar rounding (difference $0.3677)
Distributable amount: minimum investment return − taxes + recoveries − deduction (Part X line 7)$904,865$904,865recomputes exactly

Where the assets sit, at fair market value

Assets by Part II line, at fair market value
Part II lineFair market valueShare of assets
Savings and temporary cash investments (line 2)$12.4M26.8%
U.S. and state government obligations (line 10a)$1M2.2%
Corporate stock (line 10b)$2.9M6.3%
Other investments (line 13)$2.2M4.7%

Largest other investments (line 13), as listed

Largest other investments, line 13
EQUILIBRIUM PARTNERS I$1.8M3.9%
LEGACY VENTURE IV$213,2820.5%
METROPOLITAN REAL ESTATE$171,3660.4%

What the foundation answered on the form

  • Part VI-B 4a: did the foundation invest during the year in a manner that would jeopardize its charitable purposes? No
  • Part VI-B 4b: did it make any investment in a prior year that could jeopardize its charitable purpose and that had not been removed from jeopardy? No
  • Part VI-B 3a: did it hold more than a 2% direct or indirect interest in any business enterprise? No
  • Part VI-B 3b: did it have excess business holdings? Not answered (3a is “No”, so the form does not ask 3b. Our note; not part of the seal.)
  • Part VI-B 2a: did it have undistributed income for prior years? No

Quoted as filed. These are the foundation’s own answers; this page does not test them.

Not measured, and why

  • Holding concentration. The corporate-stock schedule is a single aggregate line, not a list of holdings.
Control statement · nine controls

Nine controls, read from the return.

Each control reads one part of the filed return and states a fact in a fixed vocabulary: agrees, differs, reported, not reported, not applicable, not checked. Whether any of it met a requirement is counsel’s question, not this page’s.

Recomputed each time the page is read; not part of the seal. The seal covers the body above (controls v2, kernel@2026-09-15.1).

This return: 3 agree, 4 reported, 1 not reported, 1 not checked.

ControlReadsResultDetail
Minimum investment returnPart IX line 6 against 5% of line 5, prorated for a short yearagreesFiled $916,064; recomputed $916,064.05; agrees within the form's whole-dollar rounding.
Excise taxPart V line 1 against 1.39% of net investment incomeagreesFiled $11,199; recomputed $11,198.63; agrees within the form's whole-dollar rounding.
Distributable amountPart X line 7 against the form's own chain from line 1agreesFiled $904,865; recomputed $904,865; agrees to the dollar.
Payout coveragePart XI total against Part X line 7reportedQualifying distributions $3,657,257 against a distributable amount of $904,865 (4.04×).
Payout deadlinePart XII undistributed income and the date it falls duereportedPart XII reports $0 undistributed income for the year ended 31 December 2024: nothing carried into the next year, so nothing from this year falls due by 31 December 2025.
Holdings tie-outThe corporate-stock schedule against Part II line 10bnot reportedThe corporate-stock schedule is a single aggregate line, not a list of holdings.
The foundation's own answersPart VI-B 2a, 3a, 3b, 4a and 4b, each answeredreportedAll 4 answered No (3b not asked: 3a is No).
Filing timelinessThe e-file timestamp beside the original due date and the extension window, each with its IRC §7503 roll to the next business dayreportedReturn timestamped 8 October 2025; the original due date was 15 May 2025; the six-month extension window ended 15 November 2025 (a Saturday, so 17 November 2025 under IRC §7503). Whether an extension was granted is not visible in the e-file; the timestamp is the preparer software's, not the IRS receipt.
Year-to-year continuityThis year's opening balances against last year's closingnot checkedNeeds the prior year's return; one sealed year cannot check itself.

A line that differs is the return’s figure beside the recomputed one, as filed and as recomputed. The return may carry a reason this page cannot read: a schedule filed on paper, an election, a later amendment. It is not a finding. The page is not indexed. It is read by whoever holds the link: the person who asked for it, and anyone the foundation sends it to, its preparer first.

Year-to-year continuity needs two filed years on record. The years, below, reads this foundation’s filed returns in order and holds each against the one before.

The calendar ahead

A payout is owed on last year’s assets, whatever this year’s market does.

Recomputed each time the page is read; not part of the seal. The seal covers the body above (forward v2, kernel@2026-09-15.1). Read against October 8, 2026.

ByWhatAmountBasis
May 15, 2026
Passed
Excise tax on the year ending 31 December 2025, due with that return by 15 May 2026. That date has passed; the figure for that year is on its own return, not this one.$11,198Projected under the assumptions below
December 31, 2026Distributable amount for the year ending 31 December 2025, to be paid out$904,865Projected under the assumptions below

If net noncharitable-use assets fell 20% over the year ending December 31, 2025: what is owed now, nothing from Part XII, is unchanged; the following year’s minimum investment return would be $732,851, $183,212 less than the projection.

The assumptions, the forward kernel proof, and what was refused
  • Net noncharitable-use assets for the year ending 31 December 2025 equal this return's Part IX line 5, $18321281; the thirteen-month average is not observable from a filing.
  • Net investment income for that year equals this return's, $805657.
  • No recoveries, income tax or deduction next year; the rates stay 5% and 1.39%; a full tax year.
  • The fall shown is 20% of net noncharitable-use assets, applied to next year's average only; what is already owed was computed on this year's average and is unchanged.
  • Forward kernel proof (the projection’s own, recomputed, not sealed) e0ec9e9d1f3afaf2… · kernel@2026-09-15.1 · forward v2, controls v2
  • A projection under the stated assumptions, from the foundation's own filed figures; not a forecast, not advice.
  • The foundation's preparer computes the actual amounts from the year's monthly values; this page states what the last return implies if nothing changes.
  • What is already owed was computed on last year's average assets and does not change with this year's market.

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The years · carryover chain

One return is one year. The payout is kept across six.

What a foundation leaves undistributed is due by the end of the next tax year, and what it distributes beyond the year’s amount may be applied in the five years after. So what is owed, and what may be set against it, is only readable across the filed years. The IRS publishes those years; this reads them in order, re-adds each Part XII, and holds each year’s opening lines against the year before’s closing lines.

Sealed under a hash of their own the first time they are opened; not part of the seal above.

Up to six filed returns, read from the IRS and sealed under one hash, at a page of their own. Nothing about you is recorded.

The seal

Recomputed just now: it matches what was sealed on September 28, 2026. Anyone can check it without us.

For your auditor: what this hash is over, and how to check it from the IRS’s own file
proof f55898d2f07644d7504c70096a671e7a650547fb786a0c9bf9ba5670adc43be0 · recomputed now, matches
return Form 990-PF, IRS object 202512819349100216, schema 2024v5.2 — the file as the IRS published it hashes to 12a1b9e8db8ea8c5…
source file 202512819349100216_public.xml inside 2025_TEOS_XML_11A.zip at irs.gov — not part of the seal; fetch it yourself with verify_proof.py f55898d2f076 --fetch
arithmetic kernel@2026-09-15.1 · kernel proof fe07a3d7825e5941…
rules b839212b6742304a91af2ff9e04e24acdb32ac9fd48760e6b89289b532c4c45b · commit 7dd856f88a5e — the digest of the 990-PF rules this proof was sealed under (body v2); a proof of the same return under later rules names this hash as superseded

This page is not listed on this site and asks search engines not to index it. It is reached by its link, which whoever asked for it holds.

This foundation’s finance lead or counsel: to add a note beside this page, ask for a correction, or keep the record, write to us.

11,842 foundation returns re-done by the same code; in 11,827 every line we recompute agrees. The study.

This page stays whether or not the foundation buys anything.

Filing Record: $2,600 a year, direct or carried at cost by the firm that prepares the return.

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The program, and the full body that was hashed
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let mix_government = share(1033003 USD, total_assets_fmv)
let mix_stock = share(2934936 USD, total_assets_fmv)
let mix_other = share(2193204 USD, total_assets_fmv)
let net_noncharitable_assets = 18321281 USD
let mir_filed = 916064 USD
let mir_recomputed = net_noncharitable_assets * 5%
let mir_difference = mir_filed - mir_recomputed
let net_investment_income = 805657 USD
let excise_filed = 11199 USD
let excise_recomputed = net_investment_income * 1.39%
let excise_difference = excise_filed - excise_recomputed
let distributable_filed = 904865 USD
let distributable_recomputed = 916064 USD - 11199 USD + 0 USD - 0 USD
let distributable_difference = distributable_filed - distributable_recomputed
let qualifying_distributions = 3657257 USD
let payout_coverage = qualifying_distributions / distributable_filed
let payout_rate = share(qualifying_distributions, net_noncharitable_assets)
let undistributed_to_next_year = 0 USD
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The seal’s own scope:

  • Every figure here is the foundation's own filed return or exact arithmetic on it; nothing is estimated.
  • A 990-PF is a year-end snapshot. Prudence is judged at the time of each decision, which a filing cannot show.
  • This page neither establishes nor rules out any tax consequence, and no return is prepared or amended here.
  • A line that differs is the return's figure beside the recomputed one, as filed and as recomputed. The return may carry a reason this page cannot read: a schedule filed on paper, an election, a later amendment. It is not a finding.

We don’t prepare or file a 990-PF. We read the one the foundation filed, re-do its arithmetic exactly, and seal what it says.