Some churches take their staff culture for granted. Having a healthy culture that glorifies God and points people to Him may sound simple, but staff culture can be difficult to…
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There are several different types of payroll taxes. Most employees or self-employed individuals pay the following taxes (either directly through a payroll deduction or when filing their personal income tax…
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Recently returning from a business trip, it gave me the idea to write a blog about what’s needed for a company expense reimbursement policy. A good expense reimbursement policy will…
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Fraud happens in the workplace. A recent study indicated it can take a long time to detect, and nonprofit organizations are not insulated from occupational fraud. In fact, they may…
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It’s often said that we have two ears and one mouth so we can listen twice as much as we speak. I think the same thing is true in keeping…
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Good financial information can help your nonprofit execute its mission, which will propel your organization to flourish so you can put your nonprofit’s vision in motion. Ratios are a tool…
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When setting up the books for your nonprofit (specifically the chart of accounts), one of the best things you can do is check out 990 EZ expense worksheet to categorize your income…
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Many people may have not even received their personal tax refund – or worse yet just paid their tax bill – when the nonprofit’s tax form is due: the dreaded Form…
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If your organization’s fiscal year is from January to December, this time of year may leave you feeling a wide range of emotions. You find yourself grateful for the generosity…
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If I were to survey all the great organizations, be it a church or nonprofit, and ask them what has been the key to their success, there is no doubt…
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