If you are a professional fundraiser or volunteer for an organization, this article is a must-read to help you better understand the difference between deferred and temporarily restricted revenue.
Many of our not-for-profit clients frequently ask me to explain when funding is considered deferred revenue and when is it considered temporarily restricted revenue. This area can be confusing, as the reporting and accounting implications can vary greatly.
Posted by: Ken Sable, JD, MBA
Avoid Losing Your Tax Exempt Status
non-profits , Taxes - Corporate & Business , Taxes - Planning, Rules and ReturnsPosted by: DeAnna Alger
Zinner & Co. has partnered with NEXT For Nonprofits, LLC to present “Get Your Nonprofit Noticed, Now!” a free program that will teach nonprofit executives how a better understanding of their stories can lead to success.
Senior citizen membership organization AARP recently came under fire by GOP lawmakers questioning the non-profitability of the group’s control over, and approval of, products sold by private firms while personally bypassing millions in tax levies.
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