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Business Identify Theft
When you hear the words, identity theft, what is the first thing that pops in your head? Typically, it will…
Accounting Methods: Cash Versus Accrual
An accounting method is a set of rules that determines when revenue and expenses are recorded. The method that an organization follows…
Does Your Employee Benefit Plan Require An Audit?
The Internal Revenue Service requires companies and nonprofit organizations with over 100 eligible employees, regardless of participation,…
Are My Social Security Benefits Taxable?
For years you’ve seen your paycheck take a hit for social security contributions. Now you are retiring, and it’s…
Contribution Bunching
With recent changes to the tax law, fewer people are able to itemize deductions on their tax returns. As a result, many who…
Ways Employers Can Encourage Participation in Retirement Plans
Here are a few items worth considering to encourage employee…
Support and Evaluate the Chief Executive
One of BoardSource’s Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards is to support and evaluate the chief executive (Executive…
Build a Competent Board
Does your organization have a competent board? One of BoardSource's Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards is to build a…
What Is A QuickBooks ProAdvisor?
Do you need a QuickBooks ProAdvisor? A QuickBooks ProAdvisor has taken a course, passed an exam and become…
Nonprofit Lifecycle
Do you know what stage your organization is in the nonprofit lifecycle? All organizations go through changes. These changes are caused…
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