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Form 990: Potential Upcoming Changes and What They Mean for Nonprofits
The U.S. Department of the Treasury is evaluating the first major update to Form 990 in nearly two decades. While proposed regulations have not yet been released, early indications suggest a move…
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Should You Rehire or Outsource Your Accounting Team?
Your controller just announced plans to retire after 30 years with the company. Before lunch, someone has pulled the old job description. Leadership is discussing salary ranges. A recruiter’s name comes up. …
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How Small and Midsize Businesses Can Stabilize Financial Operations During Leadership Transitions
When a controller, CFO, or longtime bookkeeper leaves, the vacancy shows up faster than most business owners expect. One morning, someone needs approval for a vendor payment. Later that afternoon, the bank asks for updated financial…
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Helping Your Nonprofit’s Board Make Sense of Financial Reports
Board members don’t need accounting credentials to provide effective oversight. In fact, many nonprofit boards are intentionally composed of individuals with diverse backgrounds in fundraising, program delivery, community leadership, marketing,…
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Accounting for Business Combinations
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) provide growth opportunities. But these transactions also introduce accounting complexities. Here’s a closer look at the rules for reporting business combinations under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting…
