Nonprofit
The 12 Areas of Federal Grant Compliance
When designing or improving your organization’s internal controls over federal grant compliance, it’s helpful to always have an auditor’s perspective….
Five Measurements of Nonprofit Success: KPIs that Count
At a glance Main takeaway: When it comes to tracking KPIs, nonprofits are not exempt. In fact, for a nonprofit…
Forming a PAC: The Relationship Between Associations and Politics
Advocacy work is an important part of most associations. Executive leaders and staff members of associations frequently spend time meeting…
Qualified Tuition Reduction
What is a qualified tuition reduction? A qualified tuition reduction can be anything from a partial to full waiver of…
Procurement Policies for Nonprofits
As of January 1, 2018, nonprofit organizations must be in compliance with the new procurement regulations. If you haven’t done…
Tuition and Housing Revenue Recognition
In the blog Revenue from Contracts with Customers we talked about some of the guidance for revenue recognition for nonprofits….
Revenue Recognition from Contracts with Customers
Most people are aware by now that the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) model on revenue recognition is changing. ASU…
Deferred Compensation for Nonprofits
Unlike for-profit organizations, employees of nonprofit organizations have the inability to receive stock based compensation and prosper with the growth…
Is a 501(c)(4) Entity in Your Nonprofit’s Future?
Many 501(c)(3) organizations might consider adding a 501(c)(4) entity to their overall corporate structure. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations often aim to…
Bishop Estate Trust Case Study: Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
Most people involved with nonprofit organizations are familiar with the concept of “conflicts of interest.” Generally, nonprofit board members should…