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Do You Have to Pay Taxes on Grant Money?

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By staying informed and seeking professional guidance when needed, you can effectively manage your finances and make the most of grant opportunities without running into unexpected tax issues. Understanding how grants impact your taxes is crucial to managing finances effectively and avoiding unexpected tax issues.

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Does Your Nonprofit Need a Financial Oversight Committee?

Grant Writer Team

Managing finances can be daunting for many nonprofit professionals, particularly those new to oversight roles within nonprofit organizations. But what exactly does a nonprofit finance committee do? Read on and explore the role of the finance committee with GrantWriterTeam. Why is it so vital to an organization’s success?

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Nonprofit Financial Statements: An Overview + Top Insights

Pamela Grow

Essentially, it shows a snapshot of your organization’s annual financial health by comparing assets and liabilities. Liabilities. These appear on the statement in order of due date, with short-term investments listed above long-term liabilities. Net assets.

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Nonprofit Accounting Basics: 5 Fundamentals to Know

Get Fully Funded

The ins and outs of nonprofit accounting may seem overwhelming at first, but effectively recording and reporting your organization’s finances is essential to fund your mission. Also called a balance sheet, this statement breaks down your nonprofit’s assets and liabilities to provide a snapshot of your organization’s financial health.

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Master Nonprofit Financial Statements

DoJiggy

The Statement of Financial Position (AKA The Balance Sheet) The Statement of Financial Position provides a snapshot of the organization’s financial status at a particular point in time, detailing assets, liabilities, and net assets. Liabilities are what your organization owes to vendors, employees, or others.

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Nonprofit Board Member Onboarding: 12 Things to Cover

Qgiv

Consider having a separate session to discuss your organization’s finances. Do your best to make this an educational opportunity for your own finances and nonprofit finance in general. The finance discussion could be your most important ever in your new board member training.

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Money talks: Why tuning into the Giving Pledge matters 

Candid

and around the world—be it through their investments in gender equality, the capacity to convene collaborators to streamline development financing for low- and middle-income countries, or the ability to make billion-dollar, long-term commitments in Africa. LLCs do not get the benefit of tax-advantaged contributions.