IRS Issues Electronic Filing Mandate for Form 990-EZ
On July 15, 2021, the IRS announced in an Exempt Organization update the electronic filing mandate for Form 990-EZ.
The Members Are Back … What About the Employees?
The unemployment rate for leisure and hospitality, 10.1 percent, is nearly twice the national average. However, there are Help Wanted signs everywhere and a bountiful number of job postings. How are private clubs responding to this challenge?
Can Not-for-Profits Use Gift Cards?
Not-for-profit organizations may be tempted to give gift cards to employees, volunteers, or those in need, but they need to be mindful of IRS de minimis fringe benefits rules, among other gift card considerations.
Webinar Recording: Are You Ready for ASC 842? Simplify Your Lease Accounting
As the recovery continues, many businesses and exempt organizations are taking another look at the new lease accounting standard and requirements. Learn how to simplify the process.
How Private Clubs Can Claim the Employee Retention Credit When Restrictions Are Lifted
Most state and local governments have been lifting COVID-19 restrictions, leaving club management wondering how and if they still qualify for the ERC, especially in the quarter that restrictions are lifted.
Change in Accounting for Certain Residential Rental Property
Certain types of residential rental property placed in service prior to 2018 can claim a shorter depreciation recovery period, potentially generating significant tax benefits. Affected taxpayers have until April 15, 2022 to file an amended return.
Club Philanthropy: Typical Club Foundations
While many clubs have gifting programs that are not tax advantaged, this article focuses on some typical club foundations that provide an incentive to their members to get involved in various initiatives that qualify for favorable tax treatment by the IRS.
For Many SMBs in the U.S. Defense Industrial Base, CMMC 1 is a Business Critical Challenge
Learn how small government suppliers can meet the looming CMMC Level 1 compliance challenge.
2021 Housing Outlook: Part 2 – Real Estate Investor Considerations
Given the ongoing pandemic, a new presidential administration, and uncertainties over economic recovery, real estate investors and other stakeholders have been watching the housing market for signs of a possible bubble or downturn
Reminder: Nonprofit Filing Deadline for Form 990 is May 17
Not all organizations and due dates were affected when the IRS pushed the annual tax filing deadline back to May 17. Tax-exempt organizations with calendar year-ends are thus reminded that Form 990 and other forms are still due on May 17, 2021.