Valuing tangible property donations to your nonprofit isn’t only important for donors’ charitable tax deductions. It’s also critical for the accuracy of your financial statements. Here’s how to get it right.
The IRS phased out the use of paper checks for refunds beginning Sept. 30 and will publish detailed guidance later.
In today’s roller coaster economy, pricing can make or break profitability. Learn how to review and adjust your strategy to protect margins, stay competitive, and support long-term growth.
This year’s Giving Tuesday global fundraising event is scheduled for Dec. 2, 2025. Is your nonprofit ready?
Does your company develop software or websites for internal use? If so, you might benefit from some changes to the accounting rules for these assets. Learn what’s changing and when.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act permanently allows the deduction of domestic research and experimental (R&E) expenses in the year incurred, starting with the 2025 tax year. The IRS has issued transitional guidance on the change.
Qualifying for a loan is typically challenging for nonprofits, but it may be even more so now. Here’s what you need to consider and assemble to make the most persuasive loan application.
This year’s budget season may be challenging for many nonprofits. If you’re going to try to do more with less in 2026, make sure your budget process focuses on staff collaboration and accuracy.
Business owners: Do you operate your company under a hybrid work model? Two recent surveys offer insights into some key issues to be aware of.
Breakeven analysis helps you find the tipping point between loss and profit. Learn how to apply it to make smarter business decisions.
Construction business owners: How strong is your cash flow? You can take many proactive steps to improve it. Here are nine to consider.
Like many business owners, you may find your company’s annual budget difficult to create and disappointing in its results. Let’s look at five ways to improve the process.