Tax, Legal & Compliance

Although nonprofits don’t need to worry about paying taxes, there’s still work to do during tax season.

As fundraising revenue declined, many nonprofits looked at their insurance policies and filed claims, only to be denied.

In this webinar, industry leaders will discuss what fleet management is, why your nonprofit should be concerned with it and much more.

The CARES Act is a federal stimulus to help support the U.S. economy while the country is in lockdown.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act contains significant tax relief benefits for nonprofit organizations.

For years, the staff at some nonprofits have worked many hours of overtime without pay.

Are you responsible for the accounting books at your nonprofit organization? If so, you may have many questions this time of year.

Over the past year, when accounting consultants and analysts introduced the revenue recognition model outlined in the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s Accounting Standards Codification 606, most nonprofit leaders’ responses were, “What’s that going to do for our bottom line?”

Nonprofit revenue is one of the toughest challenges for organizations. If you’ve worked at a nonprofit, then you’ve participated in one of the continual discussions to come up with something creative.

Individual income tax deduction for charitable giving provides a substantial incentive to give by reducing the economic cost of donating. In 2018, charitable giving by individuals was estimated to reach $299 billion at an annual revenue loss of around $44 billion...