
Noncash Contributions Aren’t Always So Kind to Nonprofits
Charities and nonprofits love to receive donations, but many face challenges when they get noncash contributions, or “gifts in kind.”
Charities and nonprofits love to receive donations, but many face challenges when they get noncash contributions, or “gifts in kind.”
This is a common thought running through the minds of many Controllers of not-for-profit entities, especially during times when fundraising events are being held.
As accounting professionals who specialize in nonprofit organizations, we’re often presented with opportunities to strengthen our clients’ financial position and, in turn, serve our communities both directly and indirectly.
I recently read an article published by the National Federation of Independent Business entitled 6 Ways Small Businesses Can Give Back to Their Community.
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