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Holding on to your nonprofit’s exempt status
If you think that, once your not-for-profit receives its official tax-exempt status from the IRS, you don’t have to revisit it again, think again.
Divide and conquer: How joint cost allocating works
In recent years watchdog groups, the media and others have increased their scrutiny of how much not-for-profits spend on programs vs. administration and fundraising.
Does your nonprofit adequately protect whistleblowers?
Whistleblower policies protect individuals who risk their careers — or take other kinds of risks — to report illegal or unethical practices.
D&O insurance: Some FAQs for nonprofits
Directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance enables board members to make decisions without fear that they’ll be personally responsible for any related litiga
How to convince donors to remove “restricted” from their gifts
Restricted gifts — or donations with conditions attached — can be difficult for not-for-profits to manage.
Is your nonprofit ready for a raffle?
Raffles are popular fundraisers for not-for-profits. But they’re subject to strict tax rules.
Don’t let unemployment insurance fleece your nonprofit
Is your not-for-profit overpaying unemployment tax? Many employers are and don’t know it. Here’s how to find out and possibly reduce unemployment costs.
The operating reserve is your nonprofit’s financial safety net
An operating reserve is an unrestricted and relatively liquid portion of a not-for-profit’s net assets.
2018 School District Financial Statement Summary
As we wrap up the June 30, 2018 audit cycle, we have summarized key financial information from our school district clients. With over 20 clients, we now have a signif
Charitable donations: Unraveling the mystery of motivation
Traditionally, Americans have supported charities not only for tax breaks and a vague sense of “giving back,” but also for a variety of other financial, emotional and
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