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When Does Your Nonprofit Need an Audit?

The Charity CFO

Contrary to what many people envision, a nonprofit audit doesn’t usually start with a letter from the IRS. Instead, an independent nonprofit audit is something you choose to build trust in your nonprofit organization. An audit can be a critical step for a growing nonprofit that needs to raise increasing amounts of funds.

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5 Habits of Highly Effective CFOs

The Finance Weekly

They could steer your company towards poor financial decisions, like risky investments, inaccurate budgeting, or insufficient cost control. Facilitate risk management, audits, and research. Collaborate with executives and department heads on budget development and oversight. Spot investment and financial planning prospects.

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7 Essentials Of Nonprofit Financial Management

The Charity CFO

When creating your fiscal policy, ensure that it complies with the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). A Nonprofit Budget. A nonprofit budget is a planning document that helps predict expenses, allocate resources, and monitor ongoing operations throughout the year. Make board members accountable.