Lately the federal government has taken a stronger stance on tax issues as they relate to receipting and charities.
A treasurer asks if its OK that only a handful of directors are interested in reading and understanding a nonprofit’s financial statements.
Thirty-four years ago a government worried about recessions and revenue streams saddled the Canadian public with a new tax. Charities, community organizations, and individuals have been paying ever since.
Understanding the nonprofit insurance situation is a bit like trying to decide if the glass is half full or half empty.
This article highlights the importance of solid financial information in your funding proposals. It also provides tips on what potential funders are looking for.
This article explains how to implement your budget and how to monitor and deal with variance.
This article explains how to go about developing a realistic budget.
This article provides a very basic overview of the budgeting process.
This article uses three components to assess an organization’s financial health: controllership, resources and planning
Audits are seldom a pleasant experience. Nonetheless, random, compliance and forensic audits by regulators are an integral part of public accountability in many sectors, including the charitable and nonprofit sector.
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