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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
Are your volunteers putting your nonprofit at risk?
Not-for-profits that direct and benefit from the actions of their volunteers can be held accountable if those individuals are harmed or harm others on the job.
Nonprofits: Look before you leap international borders
Many not-for-profits look beyond the United States to boost revenue. They recruit members, sell products, promote conferences or solicit donations abroad.
5 questions can help nonprofits avoid accounting and tax mistakes
To err is human, but some errors are more consequential — and harder to fix — than others.
Financial best practices for religious congregations
Churches, synagogues, mosques and other religious congregations aren’t required to file tax returns, so they might not regularly hire independent accountants.
Nonprofit member surveys: Dos and don’ts for the 5 D’s
You can’t serve the needs of your not-for-profit’s members unless you know what those needs are.
3 ways to improve development and accounting collaboration
Communication breakdowns between a not-for-profit’s development and accounting departments can lead to confusion, embarrassment and even financial problems.
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