Case Study: Non-Profit Foundation Navigates a Critical Transition by Outsourcing the Controller Function
Case Study: Non-Profit Foundation Navigates a Critical Transition by Outsourcing the Controller Function
Case Study: Non-Profit Foundation Navigates a Critical Transition by Outsourcing the Controller Function
Learn more about the recent revisions issued by The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to the Uniform Guidance, with a notable emphasis on cybersecurity.
With the American population aging, postmortem contributions are critical opportunities for nonprofits to receive charitable contributions
Tax-exempt organizations operating on a calendar year-end (December 31) are reminded to prepare their Form 990-series returns or secure an extension before the May 15th deadline. Timely submission is essential to uphold tax-exempt status and ensure compliance with IRS regulations.
Whether your organization is creating or updating its records retention policy, make sure you know how long to keep dozens of different documents, plus learn tips for creating an effective policy.
Biden administration's budget proposal includes items affecting donor advised funds and private foundations.
Over $70 billion in unclaimed property is held by states across the U.S., affecting one in seven Americans, according to NAUPA. Individuals, businesses, and nonprofits can reclaim these assets, ranging from uncashed paychecks to dormant accounts, by searching the NAUPA website or state-specific unclaimed property databases.
The IRS has proposed new regulations for Donor Advised Funds (DAFs), impacting how they are defined and managed. These regulations clarify the roles of donors and donor-advisors, introducing specific criteria for identifying DAFs and broadening the scope of liability for taxable distributions.
Learn about the temporary e-filing delay for Forms 990-T and 1120-POL until March 17, 2024 which impacts returns with due dates falling between January 15, 2024, and March 15, 2024.
Nonprofit board service can be as exhausting as it is rewarding. Whether you are on a board yourself, thinking about joining a board, or seeking to improve the one you sit on, here are three things that high-functioning nonprofit boards get right.
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