Your 2021 Nonprofit Survival Guide
Your organization has made it to the end of 2020. Now what? After this year, deciding to keep moving forward is possibly the hardest the decision you can make…but it is also the most beneficial.
Your organization has made it to the end of 2020. Now what? After this year, deciding to keep moving forward is possibly the hardest the decision you can make…but it is also the most beneficial.
The year may be soon coming to a close, but now is the time to be intentional about what success looks like for your organization. By having these integral items on your year-end checklist, you’ll be off to a good…
As expected, the IRS has officially extended the filing deadline for 2019 Form 990.
On Friday, March 27, 2020, Congress approved the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. This is the third phase of a sweeping relief package Congress has passed in its efforts to mitigate the economic impact of COVID-19.
Today is St. Patrick’s Day, 2020. Sadly, there won’t be much revelry this year. No parades, no leprechauns, and no green beer. This morning as I write this post, I am at my desk with just 3 others of my…
Private foundations are a unique class of 501(c)(3) organization…so unique, in fact, that they have their own exclusive version of IRS Form 990, called Form 990-PF. In this post, our 5th in this series, we’re going to examine just what…
This article is the third in our series that explores the various versions of IRS Form 990. Form 990-EZ is annual information return filed by small-medium sized public charities and certain other nonprofits, at least as measured by gross revenue.
As we established in our Form 990 overview post, there are 5 versions of IRS Form 990, one or more of which is required to be filed annually by every 501(c) organization. Form 990-N, the shortest version and the one required…
Wouldn’t it be great if your nonprofit never had to think about the IRS again, once they approved your 501(c)(3) status, that is? Well, as you can imagine, that simply isn’t the case. Nor should it be, truthfully. As it is, the…
Jo asks: Can person(s) have a proxy for an Annual Congregational meeting when voting on the annual church budget? Are there any guidelines of when it is permissible to have a proxy if you cannot attend a meeting because of…