Telemedicine and e-visitation are transforming health care access and driving down costs. E-visits can cost as little as $50 compared to $1,000+ for an ER visit, benefiting patients, employers, and insurers alike. While some clinical limitations remain, adoption is accelerating across the medical community. Learn what this shift means for your organization.
Your tax refund is not a bonus; it is your own money returned to you after an interest-free loan to the government. Before spending it, consider smarter alternatives: paying down debt, funding a retirement account, or building a college savings plan. Here is how to put your refund to work for you.
HIPAA compliance remains a challenge for many organizations, yet the penalties for violations are steep — including fines of up to $250,000 and prison time. Business leaders at every level must take ownership of protecting personally identifiable information through training, policy enforcement, and a workplace culture built around privacy.
When valuing a business, the discount rate used in a discounted cash flow model can make or break the final conclusion. Even a small change in this rate can significantly shift the outcome. Learn how cost of capital is determined, what components are involved, and why precision matters.
When fraud occurs, many business owners respond with silence, hoping to avoid embarrassment or disruption. But staying quiet can empower perpetrators and leave your organization exposed. Learn how to respond decisively in the immediate aftermath of a fraud incident, what steps to take next, and when to call in professional help.
If you are 50 or older and participate in a SIMPLE-IRA, catch-up contributions can help you build a larger retirement nest egg while reducing your taxable income. For 2026, contribution limits vary by age and employer size. Learn how these rules work and what they mean for your retirement plan.
Understand how the Supreme Court’s Trump-era tariff decision challenges IEEPA presidential authority, reshaping tariff strategies for businesses and investors.
Misclassifying workers as independent contractors instead of employees can expose your nonprofit to back taxes, penalties, and unwanted IRS scrutiny. Understanding the difference is not just a compliance checkbox. It is a safeguard for your organization’s financial health and long-term stability. Here is what every nonprofit leader needs to know.
While economic pressures and federal funding cuts are grabbing headlines, some of the greatest risks to a nonprofit’s financial health may already be lurking inside the organization. From unexplained budget variances to unchecked executive authority, knowing what to look for, and when to act, can make all the difference.
Nonprofits regularly receive donations of tangible property, from used clothing to equipment and artwork. But assigning an accurate value to these items is more complex than it may seem. Understanding fair market value, the key factors that influence it, and the exceptions that may apply is essential for sound financial reporting and donor compliance.