If your nonprofit’s board isn’t meeting expectations, it’s probably time to find new members and possibly replace some old ones. This governing body is too important to your organization’s future to leave problems unresolved.
If you want to know more about a specific account or nonfinancial matter, an agreed-upon procedures engagement may fit the bill.
Psychologists estimate that more than 90% of communication happens through tone of voice and body language. So, when evaluating fraud risks during an audit, a face-to-face interview is critical to help detect nonverbal cues.
The Inflation Reduction Act’s Clean Vehicle Credit might alter the timing of purchasing a new or used qualifying electric vehicle. Learn why.
Your nonprofit may not have always approached its budget efficiently and productively or received the results it wanted. But it’s never too late to try some new budgeting ideas.
If your business wants to see what’s ahead, historical data and expert opinion can help paint the picture. That’s financial forecasting in action.
Construction business owners: Are you paying as much attention to your personal wealth management as you are to your company’s financials? It’s important to balance the two.
A recent survey of audit partners found that 40% were uncertain about the outlook for their primary industries. In light of this uncertainty, many companies are re-evaluating their allowances for uncollectible receivables.
Similar to the dashboard in your car, a financial dashboard is an instant visualization tool that can tell you whether your nonprofit is running smoothly and efficiently. But it’s critical that you choose the right metrics.
The IRS is providing broad-based penalty relief to most taxpayers who filed certain 2019 and/or 2020 tax returns late due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out if you might qualify.
Requiring staffers to read and sign a code of ethics enables you to share and promote your nonprofit’s values. As a bonus, these codes are associated with reduced occupational fraud losses.
Comptroller Urges Marylanders to Apply for Student Loan Debt Relief Tax Credit by Sept. 15