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All About Nonprofit (21)

Check Tampering 101: Never Pre-Sign Checks

As one of the most frequently committed white-collar crimes in the United States, check tampering is one of the most common fraud schemes in nonprofit organizations. Often committed by a fraudster who is involved in reconciling the organization’s bank...
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Billing Schemes: 3 Ways Fraudsters Can Cash In On Your Nonprofit

Despite what many of us would like to believe, fraud schemes continue to plague the nonprofit sector. Difficult to spot and even harder to catch, fraudsters are often employees with a degree of authority and can go years without detection, making fraud...
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How to Choose an Employee Benefit Plan Auditor

In a letter to administrators of “large” employee benefit plans — plans with more than 100 participants — the U.S. Department of Labor reported high levels of concern about the audit quality of employee benefit plans as well as the CPAs who perform them.
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DOL’s Fines for Deficient Employee Benefit Plan Audits are Fast, Furious and Frightening

A recent report released by the Department of Labor (DOL) shows their high level of concern about the audit quality of employee benefit plans. The report’s findings should raise concern for participants, plan sponsors and trustees as well.
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Program-Related and Mission-Related Investments for Private Foundations

Even though a private foundation is required to make annual distributions (usually 5% of its net asset base) in support of its mission, the vast majority of its assets must remain invested and is not otherwise available to provide support for its causes.
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Don’t Fall for IRS Phone Scams

Several of our partners and clients have gotten phone calls from people posing as IRS agents. With April 15 right around the corner, this can be unnerving.
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