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Posts (787) August 3, 2020 It’s That Time Again! Back-to-School for Fiduciaries Can you hear the bells ringing? It’s that time of year to review your to-do list of fiduciary responsibilities. Ask yourself the following questions to make sure you are on top of your responsibilities and liabilities. Are you practicing procedural prudence when making plan management decisions? Do you clearly understand the Department of Labor’s (DOL)… Read More August 4, 2020 Collective Investment Trusts – The Fastest Growing Investment Vehicle Within 401(k) Plans For almost a century, collective investment trusts (CITs) have played an important role in the markets. They were originally introduced in 1927. According to a 2020 study, they are now used in more than 70 percent ofplans.¹ For the vast majority of their existence, CITs were available only in defined benefit (DB) plans. In 1936,… Read More August 13, 2020 Retirement Plan Check-Up It is important to conduct regular check-ups on your retirement plan to make sure you are on track to reach your retirement goals. Below are a few questions to ask yourself, at least annually, to see if (and how) they affect your retirement planning. Review the Past Year:Did you receive a raise or inheritance?If yes,… Read More August 14, 2020 Should Your Nonprofit Accept That New Grant? Current financial pressures mean that your not-for-profit probably can’t afford to pass up offers of support. Yet you need to be careful about blindly accepting grants. Smaller nonprofits that don’t have formal grant evaluation processes are at risk of accepting grants with unmanageable burdens and costs. But large organizations also need to be careful because… Read More November 20, 2020 Annual Plan Audit: An Auditor’s Perspective Does your plan require an annual audit? If your eligible participant count (including terminated employees who maintain an account balance) exceeds 100 at the beginning of your plan will you be required to conduct a benefit plan audit including financial statements attached to the Form 5500 (the one exception is the *80-120 rule.) The audit… Read More November 20, 2020 How to Minimize Turnover in Your Accounting Department The demand for qualified accounting and finance personnel has grown, as business owners struggle to manage unpredictable cash flows, increased costs, and new government policies and financial aid packages. Plus, the potential job market for these professionals has expanded, thanks to technological changes that now allow them to transcend geographic boundaries and work from virtually… Read More January 6, 2021 Your Taxpayer Filing Status: You May Be Eligible To Use More Than One When it comes to taxes, December 31 is more than just New Year’s Eve. That date will affect the filing status box that will be checked on your 2020 tax return. When filing a return, you do so with one of five tax filing statuses. In part, they depend on whether you’re married or unmarried… Read More January 6, 2021 Nonprofits: How to Acknowledge Donor Gifts Holiday-inspired generosity and the desire to reduce tax liability makes the end of the year a busy time for charitable giving. According to Network for Good and other sources, approximately 30% of charitable gifts are made in December alone. For nonprofits, an important part of processing these donations is sending thank-you letters that acknowledge gifts.… Read More November 22, 2021 Remember To Use Up Your Flexible Spending Account Money If you have a flexible spending account, you may want to schedule a trip to the dentist, buy new eyeglasses or have elective medical procedures performed. Here’s why. Read More December 2, 2021 With Year-End Approaching, 3 Ideas That May Help Cut Your Tax Bill If you’re starting to worry about your 2021 tax bill, there’s good news — you may still have time to reduce your liability. Here are three quick strategies that may help you trim your taxes before year-end. 1. Accelerate deductions/defer income. Certain tax deductions are claimed for the year of payment, such as the mortgage… Read More March 21, 2022 No Audit Required? Do It Anyway Most nonprofits aren’t required to undergo audits. But you may want to engage an auditor anyway. Here’s how to make the process go smoothly and reduce time and costs. Read More March 25, 2022 Conflict-of-Interest Policies: It’s About Trust According to a 2021 Independent Sector survey, 57% of Americans trust not-for-profits to “do what is right.” Although that’s a majority, being trusted by just over half of respondents is hardly worth celebrating. Well-publicized scandals involving nonprofit principals and a general decline in the population’s faith in institutions (particularly among conservatives and rural dwellers) have… Read More Load more Page 24 of 82« First«...10...2223242526...304050...»Last »
August 3, 2020 It’s That Time Again! Back-to-School for Fiduciaries Can you hear the bells ringing? It’s that time of year to review your to-do list of fiduciary responsibilities. Ask yourself the following questions to make sure you are on top of your responsibilities and liabilities. Are you practicing procedural prudence when making plan management decisions? Do you clearly understand the Department of Labor’s (DOL)… Read More
August 4, 2020 Collective Investment Trusts – The Fastest Growing Investment Vehicle Within 401(k) Plans For almost a century, collective investment trusts (CITs) have played an important role in the markets. They were originally introduced in 1927. According to a 2020 study, they are now used in more than 70 percent ofplans.¹ For the vast majority of their existence, CITs were available only in defined benefit (DB) plans. In 1936,… Read More
August 13, 2020 Retirement Plan Check-Up It is important to conduct regular check-ups on your retirement plan to make sure you are on track to reach your retirement goals. Below are a few questions to ask yourself, at least annually, to see if (and how) they affect your retirement planning. Review the Past Year:Did you receive a raise or inheritance?If yes,… Read More
August 14, 2020 Should Your Nonprofit Accept That New Grant? Current financial pressures mean that your not-for-profit probably can’t afford to pass up offers of support. Yet you need to be careful about blindly accepting grants. Smaller nonprofits that don’t have formal grant evaluation processes are at risk of accepting grants with unmanageable burdens and costs. But large organizations also need to be careful because… Read More
November 20, 2020 Annual Plan Audit: An Auditor’s Perspective Does your plan require an annual audit? If your eligible participant count (including terminated employees who maintain an account balance) exceeds 100 at the beginning of your plan will you be required to conduct a benefit plan audit including financial statements attached to the Form 5500 (the one exception is the *80-120 rule.) The audit… Read More
November 20, 2020 How to Minimize Turnover in Your Accounting Department The demand for qualified accounting and finance personnel has grown, as business owners struggle to manage unpredictable cash flows, increased costs, and new government policies and financial aid packages. Plus, the potential job market for these professionals has expanded, thanks to technological changes that now allow them to transcend geographic boundaries and work from virtually… Read More
January 6, 2021 Your Taxpayer Filing Status: You May Be Eligible To Use More Than One When it comes to taxes, December 31 is more than just New Year’s Eve. That date will affect the filing status box that will be checked on your 2020 tax return. When filing a return, you do so with one of five tax filing statuses. In part, they depend on whether you’re married or unmarried… Read More
January 6, 2021 Nonprofits: How to Acknowledge Donor Gifts Holiday-inspired generosity and the desire to reduce tax liability makes the end of the year a busy time for charitable giving. According to Network for Good and other sources, approximately 30% of charitable gifts are made in December alone. For nonprofits, an important part of processing these donations is sending thank-you letters that acknowledge gifts.… Read More
November 22, 2021 Remember To Use Up Your Flexible Spending Account Money If you have a flexible spending account, you may want to schedule a trip to the dentist, buy new eyeglasses or have elective medical procedures performed. Here’s why. Read More
December 2, 2021 With Year-End Approaching, 3 Ideas That May Help Cut Your Tax Bill If you’re starting to worry about your 2021 tax bill, there’s good news — you may still have time to reduce your liability. Here are three quick strategies that may help you trim your taxes before year-end. 1. Accelerate deductions/defer income. Certain tax deductions are claimed for the year of payment, such as the mortgage… Read More
March 21, 2022 No Audit Required? Do It Anyway Most nonprofits aren’t required to undergo audits. But you may want to engage an auditor anyway. Here’s how to make the process go smoothly and reduce time and costs. Read More
March 25, 2022 Conflict-of-Interest Policies: It’s About Trust According to a 2021 Independent Sector survey, 57% of Americans trust not-for-profits to “do what is right.” Although that’s a majority, being trusted by just over half of respondents is hardly worth celebrating. Well-publicized scandals involving nonprofit principals and a general decline in the population’s faith in institutions (particularly among conservatives and rural dwellers) have… Read More