As I consult with nonprofits in California, I have seen a theme emerge: A nonprofit’s accounting system may not have been put together in a thoughtful manner. I don’t mean this as a criticism to the people out there making a difference in their communities who work in nonprofits. I frequently ask in my trainings, [...]
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Money Managing in Challenging Times
First of all, thanks to all those who attended last weeks training. The resources we talked about will be listed below. It goes without saying that these are interesting times financially and operationally for the charitable sector. Like many of you, I went through the economic slowdown that came after the tech meltdown in 2001 [...]
CPAs, Boards and the IRS
Below are three items that might be of interest to nonprofit accounting professionals. How can our nonprofit find a CPA? This article from Step By Step Fundraising has some great information on getting you started on your search. As a bonus for you home school folks out there the author of that article has a [...]
A Nonprofit News Roundup
I’ve spent the better part of today catching up on my reading of blogs, email and newsletters and thought I would share some of the choice morsels I have found. From the Ison Law Group’s blog comes an update on the Family Medical Leave Act regulations. These updated regulations became effective January 16 and it [...]
