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How to Comply with Accounting Standards for Nonprofits

The Charity CFO

Nonprofit organizations distinguish themselves from for-profit entities through their purpose and mission. Their mission is usually anchored on a cause or social purpose, not on the generation of profits. Another difference is in fund accounting.

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Is Robinhood Safe? – Good Financial Cents®

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But questions remain about how secure and reliable it is when compared to traditional brokerages. These protections help safeguard investors’ funds and securities in the event of a brokerage firm’s failure or other financial losses. SIPC stands for the Securities Investor Protection Corporation. Is Robinhood Safe to Use?

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3 Types of Nonprofit Fraud to Watch Out for Today

The Charity CFO

Fraud losses in the charitable industry destroy an organization’s reputation, future financing opportunities, and capacity to carry out its mission. And in early 2021, the department labeled Feeding Our Future “seriously defective” due to incomplete financial audits and lapsed IRS nonprofit registration.

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The 5 Best Financial Reporting Software to Enhance the Productivity of CFO

Spreadym

Audit Trail: A record of changes made to financial data and reports, ensuring transparency and accountability. Security: Robust security measures to protect sensitive financial data and prevent unauthorized access. Collaboration: Tools for multiple users to collaborate on creating, reviewing, and approving financial reports.

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What does a Forensic Accountant Do?

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Is your small business not making as much profit as you expect? Are you earning profits but always falling short on cash? But recently, business has not been as profitable as normal despite steady sales. Or maybe the P&L shows a profit, but cash keeps dwindling. Filing an insurance claim for fraud losses.

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How Do I Recover from Business Financial Fraud?

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Continuously shrinking cash despite profitable financial reporting. Negotiations do not always recover 100% of the losses, so you will need to write off a portion of the fraud as losses. No internal audit of credit card spending. Poor physical security or IT security. What is proper fraud management?

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (Dec 31-Jan 1) 2023

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Enjoy the current installment of “Weekend Reading For Financial Planners” – this week’s edition kicks off with the news that the passage of “SECURE Act 2.0” Why it is important for advisory firms to conduct an audit of their tech stack and the steps they can take to conduct the exercise. To start, SECURE 2.0

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