Year-End Fundraising: Two Key Points
For a tax-exempt public charity, December can be a nerve-wracking time. The stopwatch is ticking, and the race to the fundraising finish line is in
Think You’ve Heard Everything?: The Faux Donor
In the nonprofit world, donors are the VIPs. As a nonprofit leader, you’re thrilled whenever a major prospect appears: It can mean great news for
Net Neutrality and Nonprofits
It’s like we’re watching a master magician deftly keeping us laser-focused on what he’s doing with his right hand; that is, a lightning-speed, massive overhaul
Nonprofits and the Tax Bills: Third-Quarter Action
Late last month, in Nonprofits and the Tax Bills: Half-Time Update, we reported on the action in the political football game called “tax reform.” By
Business Fundamentals: What is a Limited Liability Company (LLC)?
A Limited Liability Company (or “LLC”) is the easiest and most straightforward separate business entity to establish, and is also often times the next “step”
What Should a Nonprofit Know About a Forensic Audit?
In Conflicts of Interest Can Lead to Big Problems, we discussed the significant troubles that have plagued the University of Louisville Foundation for several years.
Centuries-Old Religious Dispute: A New Twist
Myer Myers (1723-1795) was an acclaimed New York City silversmith. Some 380 of his magnificent works “survive in museums and private collections.” He is an
Public Disclosure of 990s: What You Need to Know
When you file your personal income tax return each April 15th, you’re entitled to secrecy about it unless you choose to show it to another
Key Cybersecurity Threats for Nonprofits
Back in November 2016, we issued a warning in Nonprofits and Cybersecurity: Make it a Priority: “Hacking is big news these days.” There is a false
Nonprofits and The Tax Bills: A Half-Time Update
Since the first days of January 2017, the party in control of both the White House and Congress has promised a major overhaul of the