Most organizations include some paid time-off in their benefits packages offered to employees. Rules concerning when an employee is eligible to receive these benefits vary widely within organ
As states grapple with a host of contentious issues, including severe budget cuts, efforts to alter public employee rights and benefits, and legislation to curtail
The Internal Revenue Service believes that promoting best practices in the areas of governance, management and disclosure will lead to a higher level of federal tax law compliance.
Political candidates can be good for your nonprofit. They raise the profile of your events, increase public interest in your activities, and prove to be good friends once in office. Why
What are charity ratings? Charity ratings are evaluations created by charity watchdog organizations who are also nonprofit entities. The mission of charity watchdo
An officer is a person elected or appointed to manage an organization’s daily operations, such as a president, vice president, secretary, or treasurer.
If you work for a nonprofit that aspires to have a nationwide or worldwide reach, it is likely you’ve spent some time thinking about the topic of local chapters.
Exempt organizations (EOs) may be required to provide information on its activities conducted outside the United States on a number of information forms, including Form 990. These reporting r
Form 990-N, Electronic Notice (e-Postcard) for Tax-Exempt Organizations Not Required to File Form 990 or Form 990EZ, is used by smaller, tax-exempt organizations for annual reporting and c
As anyone who has had to compile information for the Form 990 knows, what the IRS is requesting is exceptionally time consuming to put together. If your organization is subject to an au
The following list notes the schedules that are part of the Form 990. Each schedule is completed only if the organization meets the requirements for filing the particular schedule.
Form 990, Part VI, Line 11 relates to the organization’s process for filing the Form 990 prior to the form being filed with the IRS. Line 11 includes two parts.
