GHJ’s 2024 Nonprofit Accounting and Tax Update was an exclusive webinar designed to provide nonprofit leaders with crucial insights into recent accounting and tax developments. Our expert panel addressed frequently asked questions on cybersecurity and investment in technology that many nonprofit leaders are contemplating, as well as dived into other common grant and contribution revenue recognition challenges impacting the nonprofit sector today.
Discussion highlights included:
- Recent Accounting and Tax Updates: Key changes in accounting standards, including credit loss and cryptocurrency standards, and tax updates like energy and solar credits, as well as the latest guidance on donor-advised funds.
- Revenue Recognition Challenges: Insights into complex grant and contribution agreements and arrangements with donor-advised funds, with real-life examples.
- Technology and Cybersecurity: Overview of common threats and recommended technology investments for nonprofits.
If you missed this opportunity to stay informed and enhance your organization's financial and operational effectiveness, see the slides and recording below.
SLIDES: click here
SPEAKERS:
- MODERATOR: Donella Wilson (Nonprofit Practice Leader, GHJ)
- PANELISTS:
- Janey Kuyath (Manager, GHJ)
- Yulia Murzaeva (Principal, GHJ)
- Lizbeth Nevarez (Nonprofit Tax Practice Leader, GHJ)
- David Sutton (Partner, GHJ)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
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| Delivery Method | Group Internet Based |
| CPE Credits | 1* *In order to be awarded CPE credit, you must respond to three polling questions asked during the program. |
| Field of Study | Accounting |
| Prerequisites | None |
| Program Level | Basic |
| Advance Preparation | None |
| Cost | Free |
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