Business owners: If you’re thinking about adding an employee assistance program (EAP) to your benefits package, or you already have one, be sure you and your team are up to speed on compliance.
Recent research indicates that U.S. charitable giving is declining. One way to combat this trend may be to provide nonitemizing taxpayers with a universal charitable deduction. But will Congress act?
Your nonprofit’s board retreat should enable members to escape distractions and brainstorm solutions in a relaxing environment. Here are some planning ideas for a productive retreat.
Business owners: If your cloud computing arrangement is costing more than you expected, you’re not alone. Here’s a look at a common problem and some best practices.
Construction business owners: Are cash flow concerns keeping you up at night? Here are some fundamental ways to stay in control.
Want more timely financial data? Consider using “flash reports” to get a simplified snapshot of key financial metrics on a daily or weekly basis.
Nonprofit capital campaigns generally are long-term projects that require vision, stamina and enthusiastic volunteers. We offer several suggestions for reaching ambitious capital fundraising goals.
Not only must your nonprofit avoid excess benefit transactions, but it also must prevent the appearance of private inurement to insiders. The repercussions can be serious. Learn more.
The IRS has announced several tax-compliance initiatives that focus on businesses. Here’s a look at three of them.
Construction businesses must continuously grapple with the fluctuating costs of materials. Let’s explore some strategies for winning the fight.
Business owners: If innovation isn’t part of your strategic planning, you could find yourself at a competitive disadvantage. Here are some ways to create an innovative company culture.
Regardless of the type of event your nonprofit is planning, its financial success will likely depend on finding sponsors to help defray costs. We offer several best practices for securing support.