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Grant Funding Uncertainties: Making Sense of Federal Grant Freezes and Executive Orders Under the New Administration
As the federal government continues to realign funding priorities, nonprofit organizations, government entities, and other entities receiving federal funds, such as healthcare, higher education, and other entities, must remain diligent in tracking changes to compliance requirements and funding restrictions. Executive orders issued in 2025 have resulted in notable shifts, particularly in funding eligibility, permissible activities, and reporting obligations.
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How Nonprofits Should Respond When Employee Fraud Is Suspected
Employee fraud can shake a nonprofit to its core, threatening the trust of donors, grantors, and the communities it serves. A measured, well-coordinated response can help limit losses, protect the organization's reputation, and uncover gaps in internal controls. Learn the key steps leaders should take when fraud suspicions arise.
Accountable Plans: A Smarter Approach to Nonprofit Employee Expense Reimbursements
Accountable plans are the most tax-efficient way for nonprofits to reimburse employee business expenses, but only when properly structured. From eligible expenses and documentation standards to written policies and recordkeeping, understanding the IRS requirements can help your organization reduce risk, save on payroll taxes, and stay audit-ready.
Why Nonprofits Can No Longer Afford to Overlook New Technologies
Nonprofits often lag behind for-profit organizations when it comes to adopting new technologies. But with stakeholder expectations on the rise, staying on the sidelines is no longer an option. Learn how tools like data analytics and artificial intelligence can help your organization boost efficiency, grow funding, and better serve your mission.
7 Key Responsibilities of a Nonprofit Finance Committee
A nonprofit’s finance committee does far more than review financial statements. From budgeting and internal controls to audits and investment policy, an active and engaged committee is essential for protecting your organization’s assets and demonstrating responsible stewardship to stakeholders. Learn the seven core duties every effective committee should fulfill.
From Feast or Famine to Financial Stability: Building a Year-Round Fundraising Strategy for Your Nonprofit
Many nonprofits rely on short bursts of fundraising followed by long quiet stretches, which can limit growth and create financial uncertainty. Shifting to a consistent, strategic approach changes everything. From forming a fundraising committee to building a year-round action plan, learn how to keep revenue flowing and momentum strong throughout the year.
Strengthening Member Engagement and Renewal Rates at Your Nonprofit
With members scrutinizing recurring expenses more closely than ever, nonprofits must work harder to demonstrate value and foster genuine engagement. From personalizing the member experience to offering flexible payment options, a proactive retention strategy can make the difference between a thriving membership base and one that slowly fades. Here is what you need to know.
Business Exit Planning: How to Leave Your Company on Your Terms
Discover how a comprehensive exit plan helps business owners preserve wealth, minimize taxes, and protect the legacy they've built — on their own terms.
Key Federal Tax Updates Every Individual Should Know
From understanding whether your child's financial aid is taxable to navigating the income tax implications of estate planning, the tax landscape for individuals continues to evolve. This roundup covers five important updates, including new remittance transfer taxes, a refreshed IRS debt tool, and expanded ABLE account rules.
What Related Business Entities Need to Know About Transfer Pricing Before Crossing Borders
Transfer pricing governs how related companies price intercompany transactions involving goods, services, or intellectual property. Get it wrong, and your business could face audits, back taxes, and penalties of up to 40% of any underpayment. Learn how sound policies, the right methods, and clear documentation can protect your company.
Broad Strategies for Employers to Keep Payroll Management on Solid Ground
Payroll management is more than issuing paychecks. It involves compliance with federal and state laws, accurate tax reporting, and maintaining employee trust. For small and midsize employers, letting it slip can mean costly penalties and rising turnover. Discover the big-picture strategies that can help keep your payroll practices strong and compliant.
Planning Your Estate When Assets Cross Borders
If you own overseas real estate, foreign bank accounts, or international investments, your estate plan needs extra attention. From navigating double taxation risks to ensuring your will is valid across multiple jurisdictions, proactive planning is the key to protecting your wealth and providing clarity for the people you leave behind.
Tax Breaks for Boat Owners: Five Opportunities You May Be Missing
Did you know your boat could qualify for valuable tax deductions? From mortgage interest and SALT deductions to business write-offs, home office claims, and charitable giving strategies, boat owners may be sitting on significant tax-saving opportunities. But the rules are complex, and the wrong move can lead to costly mistakes.
The 7-Day Safe Harbor Rule: What Small Employers Need to Know About 401(k) Deposit Deadlines
For small employers offering a 401(k) plan, knowing when employee contributions must be deposited is critical to avoiding costly penalties. The Department of Labor's seven-day safe harbor rule offers a clear, reliable compliance window. Learn how this rule works, when it applies, and how it can help protect your business.
Financial Planning Essentials for Unmarried Couples Living Together
More Americans are choosing to live together without getting married, but doing so without a financial plan can leave partners exposed to serious risks. From tax strategies and retirement gaps to estate planning blind spots, unmarried couples face unique challenges that require proactive, thoughtful planning with the right professional guidance.
9 Common 401(k) Mistakes to Avoid for a More Secure Retirement
A 401(k) plan is one of the most powerful tools available for building long-term retirement security, but common missteps can significantly reduce its value. From waiting too long to start contributing to overlooking employer matches, learn which mistakes to avoid and how to make the most of your plan.
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