Missing documents. Unexplained balances. Unposted adjustments. Small loose ends like these can cause significant audit delays. Learn which steps can help your nonprofit keep fieldwork and reporting deadlines on track.

Implementing these year-end tax strategies may reduce your 2026 income tax liability.

New IRS-approved “per diem” rates took effect on Oct. 1, 2026. Learn how these rates can simplify expense reporting and help you manage business travel costs.

With a handful of paychecks left in 2026, you may still have time to increase your 401(k) contributions and either cut your 2026 taxes or provide yourself with tax-free retirement income.

Some generous donations come with strings attached. Can your organization honor them? Learn how to document donor restrictions, monitor spending and recognize gifts that may be too restrictive to accept.

Jan. 1 will arrive before you know it. Developing a year-end tax plan for your business that supports both your immediate tax-saving goals and long-term financial objectives is critical. Here are five strategies to jump-start your planning.

Hard-to-value gifts can raise red flags with the IRS. A properly structured defined-value gift can help prevent the gift from triggering a tax assessment later.

The IRS and U.S. Treasury Department have been issuing temporary regulations for Section 530A accounts (also known as “Trump Accounts”). Here are the specifics.

Without careful estate planning, inheritance laws may distribute assets differently than members of blended or nontraditional families anticipate.

A pledge made today. A payment later. What belongs on the books in between? Learn how your nonprofit should recognize, document and value charitable pledges, and avoid common accounting missteps.