Failing the Public Support Test: Process and Consequences

Linda J. Kramer, CPA, MBA Accounting & Auditing Director The Public Support Test is a critical measure used by the IRS to determine whether a nonprofit organization qualifies as a public charity rather than a private foundation. This test ensures that the...

Think ahead to your nonprofit’s next Form 990 to avoid pitfalls

Sean S. McNeil, CPA, MBA Accounting & Auditing Manager Assuming your organization operates on a calendar-year tax basis and filed its Form 990 on time this year, you probably don’t want to think about tax reporting again until next spring. However, it’s important...

Taking action in response to audit findings keeps nonprofits on track

Jayme F. Moore, CPA Vice President & Director External audits can help assure your nonprofit’s stakeholders that your financial statements are fairly presented according to U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. They can also help prevent occupational...

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...