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Applying the COSO Framework to Nonprofits
Internal controls are key to an effective organization, no matter the type of organization. The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the…
Considerations After Filing Your Tax Return
Now that your 2023 tax return has been filed,it is a great time to review your tax situation over the past 12 months. Check Your Refund…
Property Fraud
The FBI identifies property and mortgage fraud as the fastest growing white-collar crime in the United States. It's shockingly simple…
Understanding Form 990
Reviewing an organization's Form 990 can seem overwhelming; however, you can learn a great deal about an organization from this form.…
Experienced Board Members Need Board Training Too
Experienced nonprofit board members play a crucial role in guiding their organizations toward success, drawing on their knowledge,…
Board Versus Committee Responsibilities
All nonprofit organizations are required to have a board of directors. Most organizations also have several committees to focus on…
Form 990, Part VI Governance
Nonprofit organizations, with a few exceptions, are required to file Form 990 with the IRS annually. Unlike a for-profit income tax…
Selecting a Nonprofit Auditor
Is your nonprofit looking for an auditor? Selecting an auditor requires careful consideration to ensure your organization's financial…
The Benefits of Nonprofits
More than likely you’ve experienced the services of a nonprofit. Do you work out at the YMCA? Ride your bike on…
WEBINAR: Nonprofit Board Member Responsibilities
Have you recently joined a board, considering board service, or maybe you have served on a board for a while but just need a reminder of…
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