Nonprofits are exposed to legal risks that could have substantial financial and reputational impacts. Recognizing and managing these risks is crucial to maintaining trust with funders, partners, and the communities served. Here’s a look at three common areas of legal risk for nonprofits and how they can be effectively mitigated.
The IRS released Notice 2024-80 on November 1, 2024 announcing the new contribution and benefit limits for 2025.
The Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit (HRTC) Program in Virginia offers significant financial incentives for restoring historic structures. By meeting the Standards, property owners can reduce their income tax liability, claiming up to 45% of eligible rehabilitation expenses—20% from the Federal government and 25% from the State.
In the nonprofit world, delivering impactful services and achieving program goals are paramount. Yet, as with any sector, nonprofits face specific risks that can impede [...]
This year alone, payment delays in the construction industry have added an estimated $280 billion to costs, forcing many companies to rely on personal savings, credit cards, or retirement funds to keep operations running. Implementing an effective accounts receivable (AR) strategy can help construction businesses improve collections, stabilize cash flow, and reduce the financial strain caused by delayed payments.
The Virginia Enterprise Zone (VEZ) Program provides businesses with exceptional opportunities to invest in property development and rehabilitation while benefiting from state government incentives. Learn more about this program and if you are eligible.
For nonprofit organizations, reputation is as crucial as funding. Without a solid reputation, gaining donor trust, community support, and volunteer enthusiasm becomes a challenge. Reputational risk can undermine years of dedicated work toward your mission. Explore how nonprofits can manage and prevent reputational risks related to negative publicity, crisis management, and fulfilling mission goals.
Native Hawaiian Organizations (NHOs) have a unique place in the 8(a) Business Development Program, with a mission to foster economic development while promoting and preserving the rich cultural heritage of Native Hawaiians. For those involved with NHOs, understanding and mitigating these risks is crucial to protecting both the financial health and cultural mission of these organizations.
In today’s digital age, nonprofit organizations face increasing risks associated with technology and data management. From cybersecurity threats to outdated IT infrastructure, these risks can jeopardize not only the privacy of sensitive client information but also the trust of donors, volunteers, and the broader community. Learn how to mitigate those risks.
Learn effective strategies needed to mitigate your financial and IT risks to address the sophisticated ransomware and social engineering attacks facing businesses today.
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