If you don’t properly train your employees, your non-profit can’t consider its cybersecurity program. If employees visit ‘dangerous’ websites, mix work and personal accounts, or can’t recognize a social engineering
A few years back, a popular and well-compensated executive director of a west coast youth soccer league was accused of fraud. After scrutinizing the club’s books, the league’s board of
Since the original COVID-19 lockdowns, many non–profits have allowed their staffers to work remotely or on a hybrid arrangement. This can leave a lot of office space unused. Therefore, it
Whether you’re your non-profit has existed for years or recently established, you may have questions about insurance needs. For starters: What kind do you need? How much? Are you required
If your non-profit receives significant federal funds, it may be subject to the Office of Management and Budget’s Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements (Uniform Guidance). And if your
You may be nervously watching macroeconomic signs as a non-profit leader. As inflation, interest rates, and the possibility of recession continue to rise, you might be curious how to predict
Despite recent accusations that the IRS targets certain types of tax-exempt organizations for audit, non-profits audits generally are rare. That’s because most non-profits owe no or very little tax. However,
It should come as no surprise that you have to keep an eye on the numbers to monitor your non-profit’s expenses and improve operating efficiency. But which measures are important?
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners states that non -profits make up 9% of all defrauded organizations. These attacks, and the losses that follow, can be enough to destroy a
Whether you host an in-person, hybrid, or virtualauction to raise funds for your non-profit, you should be careful to adhere to tax requirements. For example, you should provide written acknowledgments
