In an effort to add further transparency to nonprofit organization reporting, the IRS added Part VI to the revised Form 990 in 2008.
Tapping Into Technology To Win and Manage Grants
Does your staff’s time seem slavishly devoted to chasing the latest grantor’s request for fund-related data?
Backup Or Portable Company File? How To Decide
QuickBooks provides two ways (actually, three) to create a copy of your QuickBooks data file. When is each appropriate, and how do you proceed?
Birth Or Adoption And Taxes
The birth or adoption of a child is a joyous occasion for a family. In addition to significant lifestyle changes there are also a significant number of tax implications. In this article we will provide you with some information that may assist you.
The Age Of Nonprofit Mergers Is Upon Us
Whether it is the result of declining public and private support, increased accountability or the need to expand the footprint of your mission in an era of funding changes; the age of nonprofit mergers seems to be upon us.
How Big Is Your Refund?
By now, the New Year celebrations have been drowned out by the chatter of questions concerning taxes.
Benefit Plan Expenses – Who, What, When, Why?
Ever wonder what the true costs are to operate your 401(k) type plan? As a plan fiduciary you are required to know so that you allow only reasonable fees to be paid from plan assets.
Nonprofit Financial Statement Analysis
• What should I be looking for when I review my organization’s financial statements, and
• What questions should I be asking of the management team?
Accounting For Joint Activities
There are a variety of fundraising activities that nonprofit organizations employ to solicit contributions. These fundraising activities may include such things as direct mail, telephone solicitation, door-to-door canvassing, telethons, etc., and may include components that would otherwise be associated with programmatic or supporting service activities, but in fact support fundraising activities.
Health Savings Account: Will It Work For You?
Given the ever-escalating cost of providing employee health care benefits, health savings accounts (HSAs) offer a tax-favorable way to set aside funds to meet future medical needs.