by Laura Jorstad | Jun 21, 2020 | Accounting and Audit, Best Practices, Management
What’s the Most Important Thing for a Leader to Know About Financial Reports ne of the most rewarding angles of our partnership with nonprofits is working closely with the leaders in the organization to understand what the numbers on those monthly financial reports...
by Michelle Lee | Jun 20, 2020 | Accounting and Audit, Best Practices, Management, Nonprofit
Employee Onboarding – Creating a Lasting Relationship with Your Newest Team Member Will it be a long-term love affair, or will it fizzle within a few weeks or years? When talking about employees, companies should place heavy stock in properly onboarding employees from...
by Stephanie Underwood | Mar 19, 2020 | Accounting and Audit, Best Practices, Management, NFP Partners Clients and News, Nonprofit
Protecting Your Organization’s Cash During Uncertain Times At NFP Partners, we understand that we are living in very uncertain times. We want each of you to know that we are here for you and, as your finance and accounting partners, want to support you while you...
by the NFP Partners Team | Feb 8, 2019 | Accounting and Audit, Best Practices, NFP Partners Clients and News, Nonprofit
How Outsourced Nonprofit Accounting Services Helped the American Cheese Society About the nonprofit client: The Denver-based, American Cheese Society (ACS) is the leader in promoting and supporting American cheeses. With nearly 1,500 members in the United States,...
by the NFP Partners Team | Jan 3, 2019 | Accounting and Audit, Best Practices, Nonprofit, Technology
Has Your Nonprofit Outgrown its Accounting Software? We often get asked, by growing nonprofit organizations, whether they have outgrown their accounting software – most notably QuickBooks. Let’s preface this by saying when we get asked, the honest answer is—it...
by Laura Jorstad | Jan 3, 2019 | Accounting and Audit, Best Practices, Management, NFP Partners Clients and News, Nonprofit
What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know About Audits Most nonprofit organizations require an annual audit by a CPA. Smaller organizations can get by with what is called a review – or an “audit light.” For personnel who work in the accounting department, it’s too often...
