Since the standards for recognizing contributions at their fair value were issued in 1993, nonprofit organizations have been challenged to measure the value of the myriad contributions they receive. This controversial area is once again being addressed by watchdog agencies and state attorneys general and, thus, is one that nonprofits should navigate with care.
Allocating expenses for dual-use facilities is complicated. Here's an in-depth look at the various methodologies and considerations.
June 30, 2018 has passed, and according to Dear Colleague Letter 17-10, additional Perkins loan disbursements are now prohibited. Here are some factors to consider as your institution of higher education weighs the costs and benefits of liquidation.
Employee benefit plan (EBP) audits* are higher risk and require more specialized knowledge than the average financial statement audit. Here's one way our team is staying on top of the complexities to benefit our clients.
The new Tax Exempt Organization Search (TEOS) is designed to provide users with faster, easier access to more types of information.
Learn about a recent ruling on who has the authority to approve an IRS examination of a church under section 7611.
For the last few decades, many North American Christian missionary-sending organizations have become increasingly interested in the concept of sending missionaries with a "businessperson" label. The challenges and impediments to the success of this alternative missionary wave have typically come within three categories.
What to know about the final text of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1).
Many organizations rely on IT staff for cybersecurity, leaving them at risk of a data breach. This infographic explains the differences between IT and cybersecurity, and why your organization needs both.
Many higher education institutions are considering alternative revenue sources as a way to bring in extra funding. As with most initiatives, the key is to plan diligently (Luke 14:28).