Weighing the financial impact of nonprofit mission drift
Can your nonprofit turn unintended mission drift into an intentional mission shift? And does it even matter?
Looking for funding? Consider SBA loans
It can be tough for startups and other small businesses to borrow money at favorable terms. The Small Business Administration can help. Learn about its loan programs and how to apply.
Use non-GAAP measures without losing transparency
Not all financial metrics play by the same rules. Discover what non-GAAP measures reveal — and what stakeholders should know before relying on them.
New Court Case May Affect Certain Federal Tax Deadlines
A recent federal court decision, Kwong v. United States, may create an opportunity for some taxpayers to seek refunds or other relief for certain IRS penalties and interest connected to the COVID-19 period.
How to make financial reports easier for stakeholders to understand
When it comes to financial reporting, accuracy matters. But so does clarity. If your financial reports often leave stakeholders confused, there’s a better way forward.
4 reasons contractors should exceed safety expectations
For contractors, going beyond OSHA compliance can do more than reduce accidents. It may help you protect profit margins, avoid costly delays and stand out in a crowded market. Here’s why it pays to go overboard on safety.
What you can do to protect your business from rising costs
Although inflation is rising, businesses can manage higher prices and even thrive by lowering costs and enhancing cash flow. We suggest several ideas for fighting the effects of inflation.
How nonprofits can better engage members and encourage renewals
Renewals thrive when members feel connected, valued and inspired. These strategies can help your nonprofit increase membership retention.
Is an advisory board the right solution for your nonprofit?
Fresh perspectives and trusted connections can help nonprofits grow smarter. Learn how a well-structured advisory board can help support your mission.
When outstanding invoices indicate underlying operational issues
Every overdue invoice tells a story — and recurring payment delays often point to operational problems that you can proactively address. Here’s how to change the narrative.
What you can do to protect your business from rising costs
Although inflation is rising, businesses can manage higher prices and even thrive by lowering costs and enhancing cash flow. We suggest several ideas for fighting the effects of inflation.
Tempting targets: Contractors and cybersecurity
Contractors: A single phony email can put your cash flow, project timelines and business reputation at risk. Learn how to fortify your cybersecurity defenses before the bad guys find a weak spot.