by Jeff Unalp | Mar 28, 2018 | Nonprofit Organizations
Document Retention Standards for California Nonprofits As legal counsel and a CPA, frequently I get asked about document retention standards for California Nonprofits. Standards vary from state to state. These retention standards are designed for California which has...
by Jeff Unalp | Mar 4, 2018 | Nonprofit Organizations
A recent and depressing story in the Nonprofit Quarterly reported that a New Hampshire drug abuse treatment center was in receivership and considering bankruptcy. A representative from the New Hampshire attorney general office, the article states, acknowledged that...
by Blog Team | Feb 5, 2018 | Emerging and Growing Business, Nonprofit Organizations
Why Smart CFO’s Outsource Their Accounting Department – At Unalp CPA Group, we work with many companies that have CFO’s who have decided that outsourcing best fits their emerging business or nonprofit. Many of these CFO’s previously struggled...
by Blog Team | Jan 29, 2018 | Nonprofit Organizations
This past weekend the Boston Globe published a story about a COO who embezzled approximately $108,000 over 18 months from his employer, a nonprofit serving the homeless. “The money he stole from us could have prevented 100 families from going homeless,”...
by Blog Team | Jan 22, 2018 | Emerging and Growing Business, Nonprofit Organizations
Lawmakers finally did it. First, they reduced the directly related and associated entertainment deductions to 80 percent with the 1986 Tax Reform Act. Later, in 1993, they reduced that 80 percent to 50 percent. And now, with the newest tax reform, lawmakers simply...
by Blog Team | Jan 8, 2018 | Emerging and Growing Business, Medical and Dental Practices, Nonprofit Organizations
The new tax reform law includes winners and losers. Employers who for their convenience provided business meals for their employees are losers—50 percent losers to start and then total losers later. Meal costs that were 100 percent deductible for perhaps a half...
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