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Help make your organization’s payment processes airtight and prevent fraud. Here are 5 practical tips to get started.
Read MoreAlthough FASB’s CECL impairment model directly impacts financial institutions, nonprofits are not spared from its effects. Find out how CECL could impact your nonprofit organization.
Read MoreAn active finance committee is crucial to maintain a nonprofit’s health and reputation. The success of a finance committee depends on the board, staff and committee members understanding the committee’s duties.
Read MoreDespite being non-financial, non-cash donations (a.k.a. in-kind contributions) can help to bolster your organization’s bottom line. Check out these three ways to make the most of them.
Read MoreLike many other employers suffering through the so-called Great Resignation, some nonprofits are struggling to fill — and keep filled — all of their positions. Automating processes with software could provide relief for organizations of every size.
Read MoreNon-cash donations to a nonprofit organization are called in-kind contributions, and they come with their own set of requirements—that apply to both the nonprofit and its donors.
Read MoreUnder the “current expected credit loss” (CECL) model, entities will will need to consider all forward-looking information when determining allowances for credit losses. Here’s what you need to know about the model.
Read MoreGrowing your nonprofit organization requires more than a well-crafted strategy. You also need efficient administrative processes. Discover five tips for enhancing your organization’s processes.
Read MoreTo avoid IRS consequences and keep your tax-exempt status, it’s important for nonprofits to file Form 8822-B when changing location or identity.
Read MoreNonprofits aren’t designed to generate a profit, but they still need to monitor their financial health. Learn how QuickBooks can help you track your progress toward achieving financial targets this year and for years to come.
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