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Some provisions of 2022’s SECURE Act 2.0 (a follow-up to the SECURE Act of 2019) have been in force for over a year — including several that affect 403(b) retirement plans.…
Even if current donations are your not-for-profit’s bread and butter, you can’t afford to neglect planned, legacy or deferred gifts. These gifts, generally made through wills and living trusts, often…
Nonprofits aren’t required to produce audited financial statements. But audited statements are more likely to reassure big donors and grantmakers about your financial stability and will generally be required if…
Economic, social and political events in 2024 have the potential to negatively influence your not-for-profit’s budget. So if you generally prepare static budgets well in advance of each fiscal year,…
If your not-for-profit is perpetually shorthanded, you may have decided to engage independent contractors or freelancers to pick up some of the slack. Just make sure you’re collecting the right…
If your not-for-profit’s 2024 plans include international expansion, take care. Rules that apply to U.S.-based nonprofit activities — such as soliciting donations, recruiting members, hiring employees and selling products —…
Has your nonprofit had an outside audit recently? If so, did your organization act on the findings? The cost of not responding to audit results can be steep. Read on…
Tax-exempt status isn’t necessarily forever. It may not happen frequently, but the IRS does revoke the status when nonprofits engage in substantial disqualifying or nonexempt activities. In fact, the agency…
Will the U.S. Senate streamline the grant process? A bipartisan bill introduced in the U.S. Senate in July 2023 would help simplify the administration of grant programs across the federal…
The IRS has released new guidance on excess benefit transactions (EBTs). So-called disqualified persons and organization managers who engage in such transactions with nonprofits face stiff excise taxes — also…