Is your nonprofit new and building its governance infrastructure from scratch? Or is it established but looking for ways to improve the effectiveness of its
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Is your nonprofit new and building its governance infrastructure from scratch? Or is it established but looking for ways to improve the effectiveness of its
If a donor suddenly offered your not-for-profit a residential property, antique jewelry or inventory from a business, would you know how to value it? Perhaps
Even if your not-for-profit isn’t technically required to obtain independent audits, such audits can enhance financial transparency, increase accountability and help you build trust with
Without a predictable revenue stream, you’ll have a hard time budgeting, funding priorities and planning for the future. Right now, many organizations are grappling with
For the past couple of years, investment fraud has been the costliest type of scam reported to the FBI’s Crime Complaint Center. The FBI generally
Only some not-for-profit organizations are required to conduct independent annual audits. For example, the federal government and many states mandate an audit if a nonprofit
Your nonprofit’s board of directors should enjoy the role, the opportunity to support a cause close to their hearts and the camaraderie of working with
Large, long-established not-for-profits generally know where the duties of their staff end and those of their board members begin. But smaller or newer organizations don’t
In addition to widespread federal funding cuts, many not-for-profit leaders are concerned about a possible economic downturn. If you’re a on the board of directors
Are your not-for-profit’s board members independent? Your immediate response is probably, “of course.” But contrary to what many nonprofit leaders and staffers might think, director
The deadline for most not-for-profits to file Form 990 with the IRS (May 15, 2024) has come and gone. Assuming your organization operates on a
External audits can help assure your not-for-profit’s stakeholders that your financial statements are fairly presented according to U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. They can also