Are your self-mailers compliant with the USPS changes?
Beginning January 5, 2013, changes to self-mailer postal regulations officially take effect.
Yearly Archives: 2012
Hurricane Sandy Relief for Eligible Delaware Nonprofits
It’s the week of Thanksgiving and thanks to the U.S. Small Business Administration (Administration) Delaware nonprofits affected by recent super-storm Sandy may have something extra to be thankful for this year.
Risk Assessment: Meaningless or Powerful?
The Merriam Webster dictionary defines fraud as “intentional perversion of truth in order to induce another to part with something of value or to surrender a legal right.”
Conversation Taboo: Auditors Advising on Auditor Rotation
Q. 1 – True or False: It is a best practice for a nonprofit organization to change auditors every 3 years. Q. 2 – True or False: A thorough understanding of a nonprofit organization’s accounting practices […]
Restricted Vs. Unrestricted: The Battle of Contributions
remember as a kid having restrictions on everything I did. I can still hear my mom’s voice in my head saying “Don’t sit too close to the TV,” […]
New IRS Search Feature
The IRS has released a new search tool called Exempt Organizations Select Check. This new tool allows users to search the following IRS nonprofit listings:
Walkthrough Procedures and How They Benefit Nonprofits
Have you ever wondered why auditors always ask to perform walkthrough procedures? You know it is part of the audit, but WHY?
Will Work for Free: The Value of Interns to a Nonprofit Organization
Nonprofits have enough to worry about when it comes to funding and running the organization. The greatest benefit in hiring an intern is it does not need to cost anything at all.
“Lifting the Veil” on the IRS Exempt Organizations Office
By Jonathan Moll, CPA – Keeping your finger on the pulse of emerging issues is critical in managing IRS compliance with exempt organization regulations.
Don’t Strike Out on Fraud Prevention
Posted by Christina K. Bell With the start of baseball season, many American hometowns take great pride in their local youth sport teams. Unfortunately, some local leagues trade in town pride for town headlines. Last month, news broke that a softball program volunteer had stolen approximately $13,000 from the program causing them to charter with another program. The Association of … Continued