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Seattle Print Arts

Fiscal year ending 2022. Filed on January 16, 2024.

PO Box 14452 409 Maynard Ave
Seattle, Washington 98104

Seattle Print Arts (EIN: 91-2010683) has filed an IRS Form 990 in fiscal year 2022. In its fiscal year 2022 IRS Form 990 filing, Seattle Print Arts, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, reported compensation for 1 employee. Among the employees shown here, the average compensation is $2,400. The highest compensated employee at Seattle Print Arts is Kamla Kakaria with fiscal year 2022 compensation of $2,400.

Revenue, expenses, and employee compensation

Revenue

$12,958

Expenses

$13,981

Employee compensation

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Revenue, expenses, and employee compensation over time

Reported Compensated Employees

Kamla Kakaria
President
$2,400
$2,400 No related compNo other comp

Benchmark Employee Compensation

Mission Statement

Seattle Print Arts is an association of artists, arts professionals, and collectors who share an appreciation of print media and an interest in the expanding field of print arts. We are committed to creating opportunities for education, fellowship, and access to printmaking for our members and the greater community.

Revisions to this organization profile

January 16, 2024:
2022 Seattle Print Arts 990 filed

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