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Auditing Your Nonprofit: What You Need to Know

You want to demonstrate your commitment to financial transparency. By publishing an independent audit report on your nonprofit website and providing the report to anyone who requests it, you’ll be assuring your donors and the public that your financial practices

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How to Manage Payroll When Weather Shuts You Down

Hurricane Petunia is barreling down the coast. The weather report features the pending “Snowpocalypse”. Whatever the weather, your nonprofit will need to cope with related closures at some point. Many nonprofit organizers question whether they are required to pay employees

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Nonprofits & Contractors: What You Need to Know

The most important first step to working with independent contractors is to understand how they differ from your employees. An independent contractor is an individual who performs services or work for your firm but also may perform similar services elsewhere.

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Ending Someone’s Employment at a Nonprofit

Termination is never the best part of a manager’s job, especially at a nonprofit organization. Many of them are small and tightly knit, with a volunteer board and employees who have a commitment to a cause. So even if the

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Management at a Nonprofit

As a manager, you are responsible for ensuring that your team is motivated, engaged and productive. This is true in any organization, but it has special meaning in a nonprofit, where you are all (hopefully) working toward a common mission.

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Nonprofit Leadership Advice

Leaders outperform their competition in such key bottom-line metrics as financial performance, quality of products and services, employee engagement, and customer satisfaction, says John Rampton, a member of the Entrepreneur Leadership Network. Each NPO will have its own metrics, but

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Making Your Return To In-Person Fundraising Successful

It’s been a long two years. But many not-for-profits are starting to plan in-person galas and other special events for this coming summer and autumn. If your organization is trying to get back to “normal” with a face-to-face fundraising, understand

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Setting Payroll for Nonprofit Organizations

Payroll for nonprofits adheres to principles that apply to employees and executives. First, nonprofits must consider payroll classifications. Do you hire direct employees or independent contractors? Ninety-five percent of the time, organizations hire employees. Second, nonprofits also should consider how

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