Implement measures to keep your nonprofit economically healthy

Jayme F. Moore, CPA Vice President & Director Whether it’s inflation, the tight labor market or cybersecurity threats that are challenging you, it’s essential to keep your nonprofit economically healthy. Nonprofit leaders are facing many challenges today, and if...

Upcoming changes in retirement plans that affect nonprofits

Linda J. Kramer, CPA, MBA Accounting & Auditing Director Some provisions of the SECURE Act 2.0 of 2022 (a follow-up to the SECURE Act of 2019) have been in force for more than a year — including several that affect 403(b) retirement plans. If your nonprofit offers...

Large grants and donations sometimes bring unanticipated costs

Sean McNeil, CPA, MBA Accounting & Auditing Manager Your small nonprofit organization received a large grant or donation. Congratulations! But for smaller nonprofits, large gifts can come with some unanticipated costs.    Specifically, a large gift may push your...

Nonprofits increasingly turn to outsourced accounting services

Linda J. Kramer, CPA, MBA Accounting & Auditing Director Outsourcing of accounting and bookkeeping support services is an increasing trend in many nonprofit organizations. Driven by several factors, outsourcing is a confluence of trends impacting nonprofits.   ...

Massachusetts implements charitable giving tax deduction

Massachusetts has revived the charitable giving tax deduction for state income tax filers for the 2023 tax year, so taxpayers will have an additional tax break when they file their returns next year. And the commonwealth’s nonprofits are happy about the prospect that it may encourage more charitable giving.