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Recordkeeping Basics for Nonprofits

Recordkeeping Basics for Nonprofits

There’s a well-worn cliché that says, “If it’s not in writing, it didn’t happen”.  When it comes to your nonprofit, no truer statement was ever uttered!  But, unless you are the uber-organized type who just instinctively writes everything down, documentation…

Nonprofit Unrelated Business Income Explained

Nonprofit Unrelated Business Income Explained

There are few topics that generate more confusion to nonprofit managers than unrelated business income (UBI).  It is also one of the areas than can cause the most problems for your organization.  It can cost you money in the form…

Overcoming Common Nonprofit Compliance Pitfalls

Overcoming Common Nonprofit Compliance Pitfalls

Running a highly effective nonprofit organization is no small feat. The mission-driven focus of nonprofits places a high demand on resources, time, and energy. However, in the process of making a difference, many nonprofits find themselves grappling with compliance issues…

5 Reasons Why Nonprofits Fail

Top 5 Reasons Why Nonprofits Fail

Here’s a factoid you’ve probably heard before:  The majority of small business startups fail within the first 5 years.  Sadly, the same is true for nonprofits.  There are a multitude of factors that come into play that help to determine…

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5 Training Tips for Church Volunteers to Empower Service

To fulfill a church’s mission, its leaders are tasked with administrative duties, such as managing staff and overseeing the bookkeeping process. That’s why volunteer roles are crucial to propel other church initiatives forward—volunteers offer much-needed support that drives outreach, evangelism,…

5 Things You Must Do

5 Things You Must Do If The IRS Revokes Your 501(c)(3) Status

Some days, there are pieces of mail you really wish you didn’t receive. Bills, late notices, warranty expirations, or recalls on your car are all examples of items we’d rather not get. But one piece of mail you really don’t…

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Can A Nonprofit Change Its Mission?

Healthy things grow.  That goes for both people and organizations.  All but the smallest of businesses grow and evolve over time.  Often it is a necessity to keep up with changes in the business environment, regulatory change, or simply changes…

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