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Tag Archives: nonprofit
What Impact Will the Pandemic Have on Audits?
In today’s new “normal” during the Coronavirus pandemic, there are many uncertainties, and audits are no exception. While there are several unknowns, one thing is certain – your audit will certainly occur, and there will likely be no relief in … read more
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Tagged audits, coronavirus, COVID-19, Federal program, government, internal control, Katherine Shell, nonprofit, NPO, pandemic, reporting, Single Audt
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Accounting for PPP Loan Proceeds at Fiscal Year End
The Payroll Protection Program (PPP) was put into law in April 2020, and many nonprofit organizations applied for loan proceeds to obtain relief and resources for payroll and certain other expenses due to COVID-19. Hopefully, you have set up a … read more
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Tagged accounting, financial report, fiscal year, nonprofit, NPO, Payroll Protection Program, PPP, SBA loan
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COVID-19 Effects on NFP Financial Statements and Disclosures
Whether you were in the middle of your annual audit when COVID-19 started making waves or will soon be embarking on your next audit, you can expect that there will an impact on your financial statements and disclosures. Here is … read more
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Updating Internal Controls for a Remote Environment
A nonprofit organization (NPO) has a responsibility to its donors and other stakeholders to keep a strong internal control structure to help prevent and detect fraud. In the ever changing world we are in, it can become increasingly hard to … read more
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Tagged accounting, COSO, internal controls, management, nonprofit, NPO, remote working
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Getting Your Organization Ready for Remote Auditing
Every year, the accounting profession takes another evolutionary step to meet the changing demands of our technologically advancing world. The current health crisis has highlighted the importance of up-to-date technology to help perform work efficiently and effectively from any location. … read more
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Tagged Arizona, CPA, government, nonprofit, NPO, Patrick Copeland, remote auditing, remote working, technology
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Ways to Help Detect and Prevent Fraud in Non-Profit Organizations
Preventing fraud in a non-profit organization is critical to protecting its assets, as well as its reputation. Donors to non-profit organizations want to feel that they can trust the board of directors and management of the organization to uphold its … read more
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Tagged accounting, best practices, Eric Taylor, fraud, government, internal controls, management, nonprofit, NPO, organization, policies, theft
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Employee or Independent Contractor?
How do you know if someone working for your organization is an employee or an independent contractor? As individuals may perform duties for your organization as either independent contractors or employees, it is crucial to make the correct classification from … read more
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Tagged DOL, employee, government, hiring, HR, human resources, independent contractor, Melanie Askew, nonprofit, payroll, school district, wage and hour
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