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Not-for-Profit Articles
- When was the last time your organization conducted a fiduciary review?
- Are your employee health benefits up to snuff?
- Nonprofit Fraud isn’t Worse — But it’s Different
- Heeding the Silent Alarm - Plan for Disaster Before it Strikes
- Not if, but when - Taking your nonprofit into “the cloud”
- Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Are your employee health benefits up to snuff?
- When was the last time your organization conducted a fiduciary review?
- Finding and Keeping Good Board Members
- Annual Reports - Putting Your Best Face Forward
- Young Donors Are Your Future - Are You Doing Enough to Attract Them?
- Performance Anxiety - Measuring Your Nonprofit’s Impact
- Are you putting your best face forward online?
- 5 Simple Steps to a Better Budget
- From Reluctant to Enthusiastic: Turning board members into fundraisers
- Take Control: Your nonprofit’s future starts with a strategic plan
- Is your nonprofit vulnerable to fraud?
- Double strength - Merging can make your nonprofit twice as effective
- Nonprofit Observer - Spring 2012
- So You Want to Volunteer?
- Roles and Responsibilities of Not-for-Profit Board Members
Tax Tips and Articles
How you can prevent identify theft
As taxpayers were filing their returns in 2013, the IRS announced a national crackdown on identity theft schemes aimed at stealing taxpayers' refunds.The crime has trapped scores of innocent taxpayers. Here is a description of how tax identity theft works, along with eight steps you can take to help protect yourself from the devastating results.
Read MoreThe Importance of Good Credit
As individuals, we know the importance of good credit. There is a constant bombardment on TV regarding this topic, so it is very hard to ignore. Have you ever stopped, however, to consider just how important it is for your town to have good credit?
Read MoreTax-season tips for late filers
Marcia Geltman, a partner with Nisivoccia LLP, spoke with The Star-Ledger and offered tips on what filers should look out for. Marcia encourages filers to not overlook oft-missed deductions for medical expenses and education. She also warned about red flags that tax collectors are searching for and discussed options Hurricane Sandy victims have.
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