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Should You Reassess Your Nonprofit’s Office Space?
Since the original COVID-19 lockdowns, many nonprofits have allowed their staffers to work from home — or work a hybrid schedule that puts them onsite only part time. This can leave a lot of office space unused. Depending on your nonprofit’s current lease, it may be...
Achieving the Right Balance of Working Capital
Working capital — the funds your company has tied up in accounts receivable, accounts payable and inventory — is a critical performance metric. During times of rising inflation and interest rates, managers search for ways to free up cash and eliminate waste. However,...
Can You Deduct Pet Costs as Business Expenses?
Nonprofits and Insurance: Getting It Just Right
Whether you’re starting up a nonprofit organization or your nonprofit has existed for years, you may have questions about insurance. For starters: What kind do you need? How much? Are you required by your state or by grantmakers to carry certain coverage? Much depends...
How to Use QuickBooks as a Fraud Detection Tool
Many businesses and nonprofits use QuickBooks® as a cost-effective solution to manage their accounting processes. However, the software’s capabilities extend beyond organizing and streamlining your company’s accounting. QuickBooks can also help you detect fraud....
Kevin M. Zanni Joins Miller Cooper as a Principal and the Director of Valuation Services
Miller Cooper is pleased to announce that Kevin M. Zanni has joined the Firm as a Principal and Director of Valuation Services. Mr. Zanni has been a valuation analyst for more than 20 years. His expertise includes valuation analyses for purposes of tax planning and...
Five Steps to Trimming Your Company’s Inventory
Keeping in Compliance with Uniform Guidance
If your nonprofit receives significant federal funds, it may be subject to the Office of Management and Budget’s Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements (Uniform Guidance). And if your nonprofit spends $750,000 or more in federal awards in...
Reporting Non-GAAP Measures
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) is generally considered the gold standard in financial reporting in the United States. But private and public entities may sometimes use non-GAAP metrics in their disclosures and press releases or when applying for...