Segregation of duties (SOD) is a key internal control that helps nonprofits reduce fraud, improve accuracy, and build trust. Start the 2025 by exploring the importance of SOD, strategies to overcome common challenges, and actionable steps for establishing strong internal controls.
Substantiating charitable contributions of planes, boats, and automobiles differ from other types of non-cash gifts.
Roth elective deferral contributions have been permitted in qualified retirement plans since 2006. Section 604 of SECURE 2.0 provided for an optional provision that allows employees to designate their employer contributions, whether it be matching nonelective, as Roth. This applies to 401(k) Plans and 403(b) Plan. This was effective December 29, 2022; however, several challenges delayed implementation of this provision.
External fraud costs the construction industry up to $1 billion annually, with scams targeting high-value materials, supply chains, and tight project timelines. To mitigate risks, construction companies can implement preventive measures like enhanced site security, supplier screening, and strong internal controls.
Cybersecurity resiliency is important for nonprofits. An organization that has strong cybersecurity resiliency protects its sensitive data and ensures that it can fulfill its mission without interruption.
With changing work habits, increasing demands for flexible spaces, and modifications to urban planning, the conversion of commercial office buildings into new uses has gained popularity. Learn about the future of commercial office conversions and transforming workspaces.
IRS released inflation adjusted items for tax years beginning in 2025, including those relevant to exempt organizations.
As we approach the year-end, many investors take a step back to evaluate their investments to analyze the performance during a given year. Commercial real estate is an attractive investment sector because it can offer significant returns for discerning investors. Learn about the main tool used to determine the profitability and potential success of a commercial real estate investment.
Nonprofit organizations have unique missions and purposes, often dedicated to bettering society. However, even the best-intentioned organizations can face significant compliance and regulatory risks if they’re not proactive in managing their responsibilities. Explore three major areas of compliance risk and strategies to help nonprofits navigate them effectively.
Three major areas where strategic risk commonly arise for nonprofits are the inability to adapt to external shifts, the misalignment of programs with the organization’s mission, and a lack of innovation. Here’s a closer look at each, along with strategies to help nonprofits thrive despite these challenges.
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