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When you joined your nonprofit, accounting may not have been on your list of new things to learn. However, understanding the key differences between nonprofit and for-profit accounting can help your organization make more informed decisions and better meet your goals. Nonprofit and for-profit … Read More
As a nonprofit, the penalties for excess benefit transactions can hurt your organization financially, possibly leading to a loss of tax-exempt status. These penalties can sink your reputation in the community as well, costing you valuable support. That’s a lot to lose and an incentive for you to … Read More
Every year, your nonprofit’s dance, dinner, golf tournament, or other event is well-planned, well-promoted, and well-attended. However, the donations you receive to support your worthy cause may not be as plentiful as you’d like. Fortunately, you have some control over this variable. Making … Read More
The Inflation Reduction Act became law in 2022, and though its name might not suggest it, the law actually includes both new tax breaks for nonprofit organizations and cash refunds for certain tax breaks. Until now, tax breaks didn’t affect tax-exempt organizations, so you may not have paid close … Read More
In many sectors, investors are primarily drawn in by one thing — the promise of a great ROI. The non-profit sector is an entirely different beast. People who donate money aren’t expecting a monetary return on investment. Instead, they come away with the knowledge that they’ve helped make the world a … Read More
If you run a non-profit, you’re tasked with convincing people to donate their money or time to your cause. This is arguably one of your most important duties, but it’s far from the only one. If you want your organization to keep inspiring good in the world, you need to master the art of … Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic taught the leaders of nonprofit organizations many lessons starting to cut costs in March of 2020. Perhaps the most important lesson concerned how to keep your nonprofit financially afloat during a pandemic that creates an economic crisis. More than two years removed from the … Read More
Because of an acute labor shortage and budget deficits related to the pandemic, many nonprofits have operated without a sufficient number of workers during 2022. The nonprofits that struggled with hiring workers began recruiting independent contractors to fulfill employment needs for short-term or … Read More
Requests to return donations do not happen often, but every once in a while, your nonprofit might receive a request to return either a cash donation or the donation of an asset. How do you respond to such a request? Does the law require you to comply with a request to return a donation? What if an … Read More
Savvy non-profit executives delegate responsibilities to allow them to focus on more important leadership issues. Should the delegation of responsibilities include allowing certain employees to make purchases by using a credit card owned by the nonprofit? Let's navigate the financial landscape … Read More
