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The complexities of doing business as a nonprofit organization have never been greater. With significant experience in the nonprofit sector, Lumsden McCormick is uniquely qualified to help tax-exempt businesses operate more effectively in today’s demanding climate of increased regulations, growing competition, and shrinking resources.
With a long tradition of experience in working with tax-exempt organizations and an in-depth knowledge of New York State and U.S. tax laws, our service team will oversee all tax matters related to your nonprofit. We’ll proactively track the latest industry developments to ensure that you are in compliance with regulatory requirements and meet all tax filing obligations.
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Exempt Organizations Conference
Every fall, Lumsden McCormick sponsors an Exempt Organizations Conference featuring local and national experts presenting on a variety of pertinent industry topics. Visit our Events page for more information; details to follow. Contact Maria Gambacorta with further questions.
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There is a critical need for nonprofits to safeguard the privacy of donors, staff, clients, and volunteers to avoid legal and reputational risks. This article highlights that implementing strict data protection policies can foster trust among stakeholders, prevent operational disruptions, and maintain the integrity of the organization's mission.
Effective grant management is critical for organizations to ensure compliance, financial integrity, and operational efficiency.
Nonprofit board members must closely monitor their organization's financial health, especially during times of economic uncertainty. Key warning signs include unexplained financial variances, unusual spending patterns, and inconsistent financial statements. Identifying and addressing these issues is crucial to maintaining the nonprofit's ability to fund essential programs and continue operating.
