MEMP501(c)(7) · MEDIUMNAICS 713910EIN 75-0433680

Memphis Country Club

Memphis, TX · founded 1934
13 filings on recordFY 20112023medium confidence
FY23 Total Revenue
$306k
▲ 44.9% YoY
FY23 Total Expenses
$287k
▲ 39.6% YoY
Operating Margin
6.2%
revenue minus expenses ÷ revenue
Employees
0
headcount as reported on filing

The Five-Year Picture

FY2019 — FY2023 · as filed
Revenue
$306K
▲ 121.4% / 5y
138195195211306
Expenses
$287K
▲ 102.7% / 5y
142190190206287
Total Assets
$33K
▲ 107.8% / 5y
1611111533
Total Liabilities
$0
no prior year
03310

Year-on-year detail

from IRS Form 990
LineFY19FY20FY21FY22FY23Δ total
Revenue$138K$195K$195K$211K$306K+121.4%
Expenses$142K$190K$190K$206K$287K+102.7%
Net surplus-$3K$5K$5K$6K$19K-665.4%
Total assets$16K$11K$11K$15K$33K+107.8%
Total liabilities$0$3K$3K$1K$0
Net assets$16K$8K$8K$14K$33K+107.8%

Officer & staff compensation

FY23 · from IRS Form 990
Officer · EmployeeReportableOther

+ 6 unpaid officers/directors as reported (CHRIS HERT, JIMMY FOWLER, JUSTIN WILKS, +3 more)

All 6 listed officers reported $0 compensation — volunteer board.

Top contractors

FY23 · vendors paid $100k+ as reported

No contractors reported.

Revenue by activity

FY23 · dues, greens fees, dining, and other sources
Line itemAmount
Membership Dues & Assessments$73,924

MFounded in 1934, Memphis Country Club reported $306k of revenue for FY23, at an operating margin of 6.2%. Revenue moved up 44.9% against the prior posted return. Every figure on this page is drawn from the club’s Form 990 as filed; a dash marks a value the filing did not report.

Source documents
Form 990, FY2023 · period ending Sun Dec 31 2023 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Form 990, FY2022 · period ending Sat Dec 31 2022 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Form 990, FY2021 · period ending Fri Dec 31 2021 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
+ 10 more · via ProPublica
BLTS $29.2M ▲4.1
STLC $18.4M ▲8.1
ESSX $15.3M ▲11.2
TRDN $17.7M ▼1.4
MRON $17.0M ▲5.2
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