Nonprofit Newsbits: Q1 2018
Many nonprofits are poised to grow, but recognize risks More than three-quarters of nonprofits are at least “somewhat likely” to pursue growth through expanded fundraising
April 4, 2018
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Many nonprofits are poised to grow, but recognize risks More than three-quarters of nonprofits are at least “somewhat likely” to pursue growth through expanded fundraising
Most nonprofits are understandably laser-focused on their mission, and other, seemingly less-critical matters may fall between the cracks. But if the finance function does not
When President Trump signed the massive federal income tax overhaul into law on December 22, 2017, much was made of nonprofits’ understandable concern that the
Nonprofits nationwide are increasingly considering shared workspace arrangements to lower rising facility costs. These arrangements are particularly appealing in areas where nonprofits are being priced
Under the pre-Act rules, you could deduct interest on up to a total of $1 million of mortgage debt used to acquire your principal residence
Before the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, a second tax system called the alternative minimum tax (AMT) applied to both corporate and noncorporate taxpayers. The
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