Keep Your Non-Profit Afloat With A Leadership Succession Plan
If your top executive were to step down tomorrow, would your non-profit know how to make a smooth leadership transition or would your boat suddenly be rudderless? Research by the
If your top executive were to step down tomorrow, would your non-profit know how to make a smooth leadership transition or would your boat suddenly be rudderless? Research by the
A hypothetical non-profit staffer named Britney had maxed out her personal credit cards. So, when her car needed repairs, she reached for her employer’s card. She reasoned that she would
If you have minor children, arguably the most important estate planning decision you need to make is choosing a guardian for them should the unthinkable occur. If you have not
Like many employers, you may allow employees to carry over unused vacation pay from one year to the next. With the year winding down, and gift giving on the minds
Working capital is the difference between a company’s current assets and current liabilities. For a business to thrive, its working capital must be greater than zero. A positive balance enables
#KPMCPAs is proud to provide scholarships to area students pursuing careers in accounting! For 2019-2020, two students from the Missouri State University School of Accountancy program received our scholarship, including
Thanks to all of the attendees for another great Missouri Association of Counties (MAC) Conference! We love our county clients and speaking with officials from across the state – such
Fraud suspicions are hard enough to investigate if you are a business owner and call the shots. But what if you are a limited partner (LP) in a business where
As we all know, medical services and prescription drugs are expensive. You may be able to deduct some of your expenses on your tax return, but the rules make it
#KPMCPAs recently enjoyed a caffeine-filled afternoon ‘perk-me-up’ courtesy of Trailer Perk Coffee! Thanks to them for serving up our favorite coffee treats to order – hot or iced! We always