Beyond Compliance: Turning Tax Season Into a Strategic Advantage for Not-for-Profits
Tax season is more than a filing deadline for not-for-profits. It is a public reflection of governance, transparency, and financial stewardship. Organizations that align financial reporting and board oversight throughout the year experience smoother audits and fewer surprises.
Check out our full article written by CSH Shareholder and NFP expert Luke Downing, to learn how finance leaders can turn Form 990 and audit readiness into a strategic advantage rather than a compliance exercise.
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Expiring Energy Tax Credits: What Not-for-Profits Should Act on Now
Energy-related tax credits can provide significant cash benefits for not-for-profits investing in sustainability and infrastructure, but the opportunity is time-sensitive. With key eligibility and project deadlines approaching, organizations that delay planning risk missing out on available credits through elective pay.
Read our full article by CSH Tax Senior Manager Natosha Carr to learn which projects may still qualify, what deadlines apply, and what steps not-for-profits should consider now to take advantage of these expiring incentives.
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Understanding Schedule R of Form 990: Related Organizations and Key Reporting Requirements
Schedule R is one of the most complex and frequently misunderstood parts of Form 990. From identifying related organizations to properly reporting control and transactions, small oversights can create compliance risks. Properly completing Schedule R goes beyond listing related entities; it requires understanding control, indirect relationships, and reporting thresholds.
Read our full article written by CSH Tax Senior Manager Annamarie Reilly to discover what not-for-profits need to know to reduce risk and ensure their Form 990 tells the right story.
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