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3 Tips to Streamline Your Accounting Processes
Whether you operate a for-profit business or a not-for-profit organization, strong accounting practices are essential for maintaining financial health and making informed decisions. These include creating budgets, monitoring results, preparing…
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Make Recruiting Volunteers a Community Affair
For many people, autumn is a time to start fresh. Kids are back in school and adults may have more time to pursue new hobbies and interests before the rush…
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Should Your Business Maximize Deductions for Real Estate Improvements Now or Spread Them Out?
Commercial real estate usually must be depreciated over 39 years. But certain real estate improvements — specifically, qualified improvement property (QIP) — are eligible for accelerated depreciation and can even be…
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It’s Not Too Late to Participate in Giving Tuesday
Does your nonprofit routinely participate in the annual online fundraiser Giving Tuesday? If so, you know it’s a can’t-miss opportunity to raise money and awareness about your organization and mission.…
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Year-End Giving: Why Donating Appreciated Securities May Be Your Smartest Move in 2025
As the holiday season and year-end approach, many clients are considering how best to support their favorite charities. While cash gifts are always welcome, donating appreciated securities —such as stocks,…
