Resource Library: Administration and Financial Management

For too long, “overhead” has gotten a bad rap and been inappropriately used as a measure of a nonprofit’s effectiveness.

Nonprofits have historically struggled to recruit and retain accountants, controllers, and CFOs. That struggle is about to get worse due to demographics, impacting both staffing and costs.

Read about some of the federal and state filings that are required for charitable nonprofits.

Although the Employee Retention Tax Credit ended effective September 2021, there is still time for eligible nonprofits to claim this refundable tax credit that can offset employment taxes .

In this guest post by a CPA who works for charitable nonprofits, we learn about end-of-the-month financial reports and some questions board members might want to ask.

A key component of financial sustainability is the commitment of board and staff to financial management that includes budgeting and timely review of financial reports.

During an interview with staff members at the New York Council of Nonprofits, Jenny Chandler, Vice President at the National Council of Nonprofits, learned how to build a better budget.

Build support internally from staff and externally from donors and funders. More than any tip or technology investment, it’s that support that will make the difference in keeping your nonprofit secure

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