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Latest Message from the Leadership Team at IDI As we continue to monitor and respond to the evolving situation with COVID-19, our commitment and resolve has not wavered. We remain focused on providing continuity of our services to our clients and p...
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In case you missed any of our monthly Customer Newsletters, below are links to previous Customer Newsletters: March 2020 Update on business as usual, customer service tip if you're working remote, and introducing our newest Account Manager...
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The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the TCJA) will likely have a significant impact on non-profits. Most of the changes took effect on January 1, 2018. The key changes impacting a non-profit's financials are outlined below. The UBTI (Un...
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In addition to a payroll system for paying employees, most non-profits use a separate accounting system to manage their organization's financials (general ledger, invoicing, accounts payable, etc.). Common accounting systems used in the ...
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If you’re a nonprofit organization your funding may be associated with a grant, a contract, or a program requiring reporting to track employee labor and non-labor expenses. When funds are awarded to you by another entity, whether a gover...
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If you’re a nonprofit organization your funding may be associated with a grant, a contract, or a program requiring reporting to track employee labor and non-labor expenses. When funds are awarded to you by another entity, whether a gover...
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If you’re a nonprofit organization your funding may be associated with a grant, a contract, or a program requiring reporting to track employee labor and non-labor expenses. When funds are awarded to you by another entity, whether a gover...
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If you’re a non-profit organization and you are at least partially funded by grant money, then you are subject to accountability to the funding source that awarded you the grant. A grant is an award of financial resources, or funds, by...