Nonprofit Resources
Does Your Information Governance Program Look Like an Abandoned Fairground?
An information governance program helps hold organizations and individuals accountable for the proper handling of information assets. Learn how your organization can benefit.
Impact of Wayfair Supreme Court Decision on Nonprofit Organizations
In June 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court held that states can require a retailer to collect and remit sales tax even if the retailer lacks an in-state physical presence. See what the implications may be for your organization.
Discrepancies Between ASU No. 2016-14 and Form 990
ASU No. 2016-14 contains changes to NFP financial reporting standards that generally do not correspond to the presentation in the current Form 990.
ASU 2016-14 and Schools: Qualitative Liquidity and Availability Disclosures
What Christian schools should consider about the additional qualitative or non-numerical disclosures required by ASU 2016-14, plus best practices for cash and liquidity management.
ASU 2016-14 and Schools: Quantitative Liquidity and Availability Disclosures
A look at the additional disclosures related to liquidity and availability under ASU 2016-14, and what Christian schools should consider as they plan for this significant implementation.
The Role of Your Church Board in Providing Financial Oversight
Many church boards have two main areas of focus: the faith-based aspect of governance and the business and stewardship aspect. It’s important for your church to balance the two, because a weakness in either can cause serious issues in overall governance.
Board Monitoring of Church Finances: What to Do — and When
Here is a summary of financial actions your church board finance or audit committee should complete during their meetings throughout the year.
Nonprofit Issues Newsletter, December 2018
How predictive analytics is transforming fundraising, valuing gifts-in-kind donations, guidance on new UBIT rules, and more.
IRS Issues Interim Guidance on “Parking Tax”
December 13, 2018 – The IRS and Treasury have released much-anticipated guidance on the “parking tax” under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 512(a)(7). As we suspected, paying a third party for employee parking and reimbursing employees for parking is taxable.
Qualified Charitable Distribution Trap for IRA Checkbook Holders
There's a potential pitfall for IRA owners whose account is with a custodian that provides the owner with a checkbook they can use to write checks on their IRA account. Here's what your organization should know about this issue.