Note disclosures are a critical component of financial statements, especially for government entities and nonprofit organizations, as they provide essential context and details that allow stakeholders to make informed decisions and assessments about an organization's financial status and accountability. Streamlining and enhancing the disclosure process can improve the usability and understanding of financial statements. Note disclosures are crucial for financial statement users, as they provide a deeper understanding of the financial health and performance of an organization. These disclosures help users make informed decisions and assessments about the organization's fiscal responsibility and operational accountability. Nonprofit organizations, including nongovernmental not-for-profit organizations, are required to disclose information provided on Form 990 to the public. This promotes transparency and accountability by making relevant financial and operational information available for public inspection. Nonprofit organizations are typically required to provide financial statements that include a Statement of Financial Position, a Statement of Activities, and a Statement of Cash Flows to help provide a comprehensive view of the organization's financial performance, position, and cash flows. As time accumulates and disclosure requirements get more complex, it leads to an accumulation of information. This could result in complexities and challenges for readers to effectively comprehend the financial statements. As a result, conducting an overall review of the disclosures could help strike a better balance between the amount of information disclosed and the clarity of understanding for readers.