Economic headwinds: Nonprofit
The challenges of inflation can be difficult for nonprofits to overcome. But there are steps that nonprofits can take to limit inflation's negative impact.
The challenges of inflation can be difficult for nonprofits to overcome. But there are steps that nonprofits can take to limit inflation's negative impact.
Modernizing business processes has never been more crucial for mission-driven organizations. Key indicators let nonprofits know it may be time to upgrade their technology.
Sometimes, a not-for-profit's investment performance isn’t what it should be. Looking at the Investment Policy Statement and identifying corrections can help to improve fund performance and help to ensure investment returns meet their objectives.
Starting a nonprofit often requires registering with the state before the organization can fundraise. States like Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina all have different rules and requirements for nonprofit registration.
Virginia’s tax credit education scholarship program saw its funding fully restored in the new state budget. The EISTC program allows eligible donors to claim a 65% tax credit against five state taxes.
2021 was described as the worst year ever for the IRS. Several compounding problems, exacerbated by COVID-19, led to a historic backlog. Now, the agency is taking steps to improve service.
Nonprofit organizations often have lean operational budgets. They want to put as much of their resources as possible into fulfilling important missions. But a nonprofit that struggles with its operations will soon find itself with limited mission impact as well.
Many not-for-profits are in the first year of implementing the new lease accounting standard and may need guidance on where to start. Below-market leases or donated space also give rise to another new accounting update to consider.
To stay nimble, nonprofit organizations should examine these five areas to enhance their ability to adapt to change.
Individuals, businesses, and other entities can claim valuable tax credits through Virginia’s Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) to lower their state tax liability and make an impact on their local community. For organizations, the application window closes on July 1.
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