Put qualified charitable distributions to work for your nonprofit
Individuals with traditional IRAs generally are mandated to start taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) after they reach age 73. However, they have the option of making
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Individuals with traditional IRAs generally are mandated to start taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) after they reach age 73. However, they have the option of making
If your not-for-profit’s board members frequently miss meetings, show little enthusiasm for their roles or resign before their terms are up, board meetings may be
Without a predictable revenue stream, you’ll have a hard time budgeting, funding priorities and planning for the future. Right now, many organizations are grappling with
A fictional nonprofit lost its executive director (ED) when she died unexpectedly. The charity had a basic contingency plan, but the document didn’t name an
For the past couple of years, investment fraud has been the costliest type of scam reported to the FBI’s Crime Complaint Center. The FBI generally
Under the Internal Revenue Code, “qualified sponsorship payments” to not-for-profits aren’t subject to unrelated business income tax (UBIT). Qualified payments refer to money, property transfers
Does your not-for-profit use crowdfunding platforms — such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe and Indiegogo — to raise money? Many nonprofits have found they’re a great way
Not-for-profits often work with limited resources, making efficient operations critical. Artificial intelligence (AI) and other forms of automating repetitive tasks can improve donor engagement, optimize
Only some not-for-profit organizations are required to conduct independent annual audits. For example, the federal government and many states mandate an audit if a nonprofit
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