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Buy or lease? Both can benefit nonprofits
If your not-for-profit owns its own facility, it likely will have more control of work space than if you lease.
Nonprofits: New alternatives for reporting goodwill and other intangibles
Did you know that the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) recently extended the simplified private-company accounting alternatives to not-for-profit organizati
Fight fundraising obstacles with personal appeals
It’s no secret that this is a challenging time for charitable fundraising.
Avoid excess benefit transactions and keep your exempt status
One of the worst things that can happen to a not-for-profit organization is to have its tax-exempt status revoked.
Protecting youth sports leagues from fraud
Who would defraud a kids’ organization? The answer, unfortunately, is that trusted adults sometimes steal from not-for-profits benefiting children.
When nonprofits need to register in multiple states
Many not-for-profit organizations use fundraising methods that cross state boundaries.
Nonprofits can borrow, but finding a lender may be tough
Borrowing isn’t just for businesses. Many not-for-profits borrow money for major capital purchases, new program funding and even to manage current cash flow.
A policy can help nonprofits look “gift horses” in the mouth
When you receive a personal gift from a friend or family member — even if it’s not something you particularly want — you accept the gift and thank the person.
It’s about time: Don’t waste that of your board members
Most not-for-profit board members are unpaid volunteers. They’ve agreed to serve because they care about your mission and the impact your organization is making.
Nonprofits: How to invest in an investment advisor
You may think that only large, well-endowed not-for-profits require the advice of an investment manager.
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