Breakfast with Benefits: Financial Reporting Changes for Nonprofits
Is your nonprofit prepared to handle the updated financial reporting changes?
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Help with Nonprofit Cash Flow Projections
Nonprofits need to have a good cash flow management system to ensure they don’t run out of money in any given month. We have a few ideas on how you can manage cash flow projections properly in your upcoming budget.
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Breakfast with Benefits September 2018
SAVE THE DATE September 18. 7:30am-9:00am Community Shares Wisconsin 612 W. Main St. Suite 200 Madison, WI Our first Breakfast with Benefits event is just around the corner! Best Practices for your Nonprofit: Utilizing the Best Tools in Technology to Protect Your Organization. Presented by: Matt Eberly, Senior Technology Consultant and Volunteer Coordinator – DANEnet
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Keeping Your Nonprofit Healthy and Successful
Founders, executive directors, employees, volunteers and board members of a nonprofit have one important goal: keeping their fantastic organization healthy and successful for the community it serves. Sounds easy enough, right? We know the difficulties involved in raising money and running an organization. Here are five ways to make sure your nonprofit remains successful and…
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Five Ways to Make Planning Your Nonprofit’s Annual Budget Easier
Creating a nonprofit’s annual budget is daunting. There is a lot to consider when planning next year’s finances especially when unknowns such as contributions and grant funding play a big role in budget line items. Tensions run high when the staff and board of directors discuss and determine priorities. As you start to prepare budgets…
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The New Tax Law and Charitable Giving
There is a lot of concern among nonprofits when it comes to individual donations in 2018 and beyond because of the new tax law. Estimates from the American Enterprise Institute show charities could take in $16 billion to $17 billion LESS than what they received in 2017. Here’s why it’s happening and another possible change…
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A Focused Nonprofit Accountant is Better for Your Nonprofit
Accounting is just money management, right? It’s monitoring transactions and summarizing the status of revenue and expenses at a point in time. This is true on a basic level, but corporate, small business, and nonprofit accountants must also project, forecast, and make recommendations related to these financial transactions. Numbers 4 Nonprofits recognizes a few key…