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Mission Minded Nonprofits
Board Committees
The board of a nonprofit organization is ultimately responsible for the organization. However, committees can be useful in assisting…
Qualified Transportation Fringes for Nonprofits
One of the provisions included in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act approved on December 20, 2017 relates to nonprofit organizations and unrelated…
Fundraising Tips for Board Members
One of the Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards is to ensure adequate financial resources. This includes fundraising. …
Special Events Accounting
Many nonprofit organizations hold an annual special event to raise funds. Often times an auction is part of the event. Whether…
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Effect on Special Events
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that took effect January 1, 2018, has had a significant effect on the deductibility of meals and entertainment of…
Mission Moment
Nonprofit organizations exist for a purpose, their mission. Whether it be related to children, reading, animals or religion, an…
5 Things to Know if You are New to Nonprofits
1 “Nonprofit” does not mean “no profit”. Being a nonprofit does not mean that an organization…
Form 990, Schedule B Changes
Nonprofit organizations filing Form 990 or 990-EZ are required to complete Schedule B, Schedule of Contributors, that provides additional…
Using Benford’s Law for Fraudulent Activity
Fraud is always a concern in nonprofit organizations. One tool that can help spot and stop fraudulent activity is the application of…
Asset Replacement Plan
An asset replacement plan allows an organization to better manage its resources and plan for future asset replacements. Capital assets…
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