Annual Nonprofit Reporting: Staying in Compliance with the Requirements (2 Sessions)
01-23-2025 to 01-24-2025 11:00 AM EST.
Every nonprofit is required to submit several different reports annually to both their federal and state regulators. The complexity of these reports depends on the size of your organization. The most well-known filings are the Federal Form 990 and your annual financial statements. These and other filings serve several purposes. In addition to ensuring that your organization has stayed mission focused, the IRS and other federal and state agencies, also, want to get a better understanding of your organization's overall health. It’s important that you follow all of the requirements and stay in compliance. Your annual filings will also be of interest to other parties including management, directors, donors, grant makers, and the community you serve so it’s important to get it right. Please join Tuesday P. Brooks, MBA, a highly experienced nonprofit financial consultant, when she discusses each of the reports you must file, provides useful tips for filling them out, and helps you stay in compliance with all the requirements.
What You’ll Learn
During this highly informative two-part webinar series, Ms. Brooks will discuss the following topics:
• Federal reporting forms, including Form 990 and annual financial reports
• Complying with the requirements
• Transparency and governance in the filing process
• Documents and reports
• Best practices for recordkeeping
• Deadlines for filings
• Tips on how to fill out your forms
• Penalties for late filings
Outline.
This highly informative two session webinar series will discuss the following:
Session 1: Ensuring Compliance and Transparency
• Regulatory Bodies for Nonprofits
• Federal Requirements for Nonprofits
• State Requirements
• Ongoing Compliance
• Public Disclosures
Session 2: Reporting Requirements
• Most Common Nonprofit Reports
• Federal Forms for Nonprofits
• Best Practices for Form 990 Preparation
• Compliance Challenges
• Reporting Impact
Who Should Attend?
• Nonprofit Chief Executives/Executive directors
• Board Members
• Development staff
• In-house counsel
• Senior and middle management
• CFO, controller, and other financial staff
• Fundraising/Donor development
• Human resources
• Operations Managers
• Grant writers
- Degrees from Metropolitan College of New York, Teachers College, Columbia University, and Binghamton University