ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer organization record for Trinity Broadcasting of Texas Inc (EIN 74-1945661), showing its fiscal year ended 31 December 2023 Form 990 filing reporting total revenue of about 105.3 million dollars, total expenses of about 168.9 million dollars, total assets of about 736.9 million dollars and a reported net loss of about 63.5 million dollars.
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Tier 1: ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer database, built from IRS-filed Form 990 data, checked 15 August 2026, showing Trinity Broadcasting of Texas Inc's (EIN 74-1945661) most recently extracted full filing, for the fiscal year ended 31 December 2023, reporting total revenue of about 105.3 million dollars, total expenses of about 168.9 million dollars and total assets of about 736.9 million dollars, a reported net loss of about 63.5 million dollars for the year. Trinity Broadcasting of Texas is one of several affiliated Trinity Broadcasting Network entities that file separate Form 990 returns with the Internal Revenue Service; this filing covers that one entity, not every affiliate. A primary regulatory-data reference. Citation
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URLhttps://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/741945661
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This source names Texas directly: "record for Trinity Broadcasting of Texas Inc (EIN 74-1945661), showing its fiscal year ended 31 December 2023 Form 990 filing reporting total revenue of about 105.3 million dollars, total expenses..."
Source Trinity Broadcasting of Texas Inc, Organization Record (ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer)
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