Suspected employee fraud can shake any nonprofit. But a thoughtful, well-coordinated response can help mitigate the impact and safeguard your mission. For some practical steps, start here.

To minimize potential interest and penalties and maximize tax-saving opportunities, look beyond April 15 to the tax-related deadlines you may face for the rest of 2026.

If your nonprofit relies heavily on a few funding sources, it may be time to diversify your revenue streams. Here’s how.

As our lives become increasingly digital, estate planning must evolve to keep pace. Here are answers to a few common questions about estate planning for your digital assets.

It’s never too early to organize your tax documents.

LLC and LLP owners: Can you deduct your business losses this year? The answer may depend on whether your activity is considered passive under the IRS’s passive activity loss rules.

Beware, small business owners: As your workforce grows, ACA compliance can become a costly surprise without proper planning.

Pairing a charitable remainder trust and a wealth replacement trust can help you achieve two estate planning goals: philanthropy and leaving a legacy.

Board term limits can strengthen governance with fresh perspectives and more collaborative leadership. But they also come with drawbacks. Learn how to design the right approach for your nonprofit.

Not ready to file your federal income tax return by April 15? There are things you can do to avoid or reduce penalties.