What are the key qualities organizations should be looking for in an auditor today? As businesses navigate the challenges of 2025, the role of auditors has expanded. Auditors now play a crucial part in addressing areas like cybersecurity, risk management, and strategic planning, beyond traditional financial reporting and compliance.
The IRS released Notice 2024-80 on November 1, 2024 announcing the new contribution and benefit limits for 2025.
The Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit (HRTC) Program in Virginia offers significant financial incentives for restoring historic structures. By meeting the Standards, property owners can reduce their income tax liability, claiming up to 45% of eligible rehabilitation expenses—20% from the Federal government and 25% from the State.
Single audits are essential for ensuring that organizations managing federal funds adhere to compliance requirements. While many programs are covered by specific rules in the OMB Compliance Supplement, others are not, requiring auditors to rely on Part 7 of the supplement. Learn more on what you should know about Part 7.
Nonprofits face specific risks that can impede their ability to succeed. Among these are programmatic risks—issues that arise when program outcomes are not met, service quality falls short, or demand for services changes unpredictably. Let’s dive into the essential programmatic risks nonprofits face and strategies to address them.
The Virginia Enterprise Zone (VEZ) Program provides businesses with exceptional opportunities to invest in property development and rehabilitation while benefiting from state government incentives. Learn more about this program and if you are eligible.
Learn effective strategies needed to mitigate your financial and IT risks to address the sophisticated ransomware and social engineering attacks facing businesses today.
Though ESG disclosures are not yet a mandatory part of most financial audits, businesses are increasingly seeking assurance services from CPAs to verify the accuracy and reliability of these reports. Learn how in this new era, CPAs have a vital role to play.
External environmental risks are inevitable, but with proactive planning and adaptability, nonprofits can continue to thrive despite economic downturns, political changes, or natural disasters. Learn how to mitigate these risks and remain resilient in the face of uncertainty.
Learn about the unique set of operational risks that nonprofit organizations face and how they can significantly impact their ability to serve their communities and achieve their mission.
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