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What Are CAS Services?
CAS Services stands for "Client Accounting Services," which are a range of financial services provided to businesses by accounting…
Lease Accounting Changes
Many nonprofit organizations lease space or office equipment for their operations. During 2022 the accounting for these leases…
Recording Journal Entries
Does your organization have a process for recording journal entries? Journal entries are an important part of the accounting process and…
WEBINAR: Nonprofit Revenue Streams
Where does your organization get its support? Do you rely on contributions? Do you charge fees to program participants? Do…
2023 Retirement Planning
A common concern for a lot of folks is if and when they will have enough money saved to retire. Here are some ways you can plan for…
The Importance of Reconciling Your Bank Account
Are your organization’s bank accounts reconciled each month? Are they reconciled in a timely manner? Is the reconciliation…
Do Your Board Members Understand Your Organization?
Do your board members understand your organization? To be an effective board member, one must have a clear understanding of the…
Board Financial Oversight
As a board member, one of your responsibilities is to provide proper financial oversight. Not everyone is an accountant or has a…
WEBINAR: Board Expectations
Have you recently joined a nonprofit board, considering board service or maybe you have served on a board for a while but just need a…
Proposed Legislation to Change Indiana Pass-Thru Entity Tax
As of this writing (February 2, 2023) the Indiana legislature is currently considering Senate Bill 2 (SB2), which would enable pass-thru…
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