Filing & Compliance Failures: Avoiding the Most Common Mistakes
Nonprofit Tax Risk & Strategy Series (Part 6) Filing Form 990 is more than an…
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Related Party Transactions: How to Structure Them Properly
Nonprofit Tax Risk & Strategy Series (Part 4) Transactions involving insiders are a common and…
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Compensation & Private Benefit: What the IRS Really Looks For
Nonprofit Tax Risk & Strategy Series (Part 3) Compensation is one of the most sensitive…
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IRS Audit Triggers for Nonprofits (Part 5): Governance & Internal Controls That Signal Risk
Strong governance and internal controls are essential for nonprofit organizations—not only for effective operations, but…
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IRS Audit Triggers for Nonprofits (Part 4): Related Party Transactions the IRS Reviews Closely
Transactions involving insiders are one of the most common areas of IRS scrutiny for nonprofit…
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IRS Audit Triggers for Nonprofits (Part 3): Compensation & Private Benefit Risks
Compensation and private benefit are among the most sensitive areas of nonprofit tax compliance—and among…
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Form 990 Series (Part 6): Form 990 Is Not Just a Filing – It’s Your Organization’s Public Story
For many nonprofit organizations, Form 990 is viewed primarily as a compliance requirement—a form that…
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Form 990 Series (Part 4): Governance Disclosures – What the IRS and the Public Are Really Reviewing
Form 990 provides detailed insight into how an organization is structured, how decisions are made,…
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A Common Form 990 Risk Nonprofits Often Overlook: “Small” Revenue Streams
When nonprofit organizations think about Form 990 compliance risks, attention is often focused on large…
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IRS Reopens Group Exemption Letter Requests: What Nonprofit Associations Need to Know
The Internal Revenue Service has formally reinstated and updated the process for requesting group exemption…