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The Relationship Between a Fractional CFO and Your Public Accounting Firm

Beacon CFO Plus

How to Divide Responsibilities and Prioritize Communication The relationship between a fractional or outsourced Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and your company’s public accounting firm should be collaborative, clear, and well-defined. This ensures your company’s financial and accounting needs are met effectively.

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Tips for cash management for a nonprofit organization

The Charity CFO

In a previous article, we discussed the benefits, risks, and compliance requirements of outsourcing bookkeeping for nonprofit organizations. Not only does it fulfill compliance requirements, but it also plays a crucial role in achieving the organization’s mission.

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How to Prevent Burnout in Your Nonprofit

The Charity CFO

High levels of burnout could pose legal, compliance, and financial risks as employees lose focus or drive in their jobs. In addition to communication, you can help reduce burnout by prioritizing employee wellness and mental health. Contact us today to learn more about outsourcing your financial management.

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Comparing Your Nonprofit Budget to Actual

The Charity CFO

By knowing where budgeted funds actually end up, you reduce the chance of fraud or inaccuracies in your financial statements. Accurate data also helps you stay in compliance with legal regulations and tax laws, such as annual IRS filings. Our dedicated team of nonprofit accountants can help you review your budget to actual reporting.

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The Complete Guide to Nonprofit Accounting Careers

The Charity CFO

Compliance Like traditional accounting positions, nonprofit accountants have to ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations. While many of these roles are similar to those of a traditional business, it’s still advantageous for accountants to have nonprofit expertise.