The Final Step of the Nonprofit Audit: Presenting Financial Statements to Your Board
The last step of the nonprofit audit is to present our audited financial statements and shiny, clean opinion letter to the board.
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The last step of the nonprofit audit is to present our audited financial statements and shiny, clean opinion letter to the board.
Procedures and processes that serve multiple purposes (e.g. compliance and information) have a much better chance of success than doing something just because it must be done.
Does a dark cloud hang over your office when the auditor arrives? If you answered ‘yes,’ you’re not alone.
Internal controls have moved out of the dusty halls of accounting and become everyone’s responsibility.
The use of analytics helps to remove a lot of guesswork around which donors have the most affinity for your cause
How are trust and internal controls intertwined? That is what we will explore in this article.
Tips for nonprofits on stewarding board members to become powerful ambassadors for a cause.
Be bold. Hire somebody who is older. They may just be the best fundraiser you ever had.
Whether you are just starting a nonprofit or have been in existence for years, your organization requires a budget.
Every nonprofit needs strategy: it’s essential to making mindful choices.
