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What Proposed Form 990 Changes Could Mean for Nonprofits

Nonprofit leaders may soon see increased scrutiny — and potentially new reporting expectations — when it comes to federal Form 990. The U.S. Department of the Treasury recently announced that the IRS is considering revisions to Form 990 aimed at...
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CECL Just Got Simpler for Nonprofits: What ASU 2025-05 Means for You

When the Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) model took effect, many nonprofit finance teams found themselves doing more work than the risk in their receivables seemed to justify. Estimating “expected credit losses” often meant building forward-looking...
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Why Nonprofit Finance Teams Are Under Pressure & What to Do About It

If your finance team feels like it’s constantly trying to catch up, you’re not alone.Month-end takes longer than it should. Reports don’t always come together as quickly — or as clearly — as leadership needs them. And when something unexpected happens,...
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7 Signs Your Nonprofit Has Outgrown Its Current Finance Setup

Nonprofits, as the name suggests, are not in the business of making money. They are established to support a specific cause, serve a charitable purpose or represent the interests of a particular industry. In pursuing these missions, organizations often...
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2026 Nonprofit Outlook: Key Challenges, Trends & Strategies for the Year Ahead

After navigating another year of disruption in 2025, nonprofit organizations are entering 2026 in an environment marked by continued uncertainty — but also real opportunity.Economic volatility, increased competition for funding, workforce challenges and...
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Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates Amid Economic Uncertainty

In a highly anticipated move, the Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, marking the first rate cut since December 2024. This decision, announced on September 17, 2025, comes as the U.S. economy faces a dual...
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