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Internal Revenue Service, Not-for-Profit, State and Local Tax
Catherine Martz | 6.19.2019

Final Regulations on Charitable Contributions When a State or Local Tax Credit is Received

The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service have issued the final regulations regarding charitable contributions for donors also receiving

Higher Education, Not-for-Profit, Tax, Tax Reform, TCJA
Schneider Downs Professional | 6.17.2019

Form 990-T Fiscal Year 2017 Corporate Filers Blended Tax Rate

Just in case you hadn’t already heard enough about the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), here is some beneficial information for corporations calculating

Higher Education, Not-for-Profit
Patrick Kerns | 5.29.2019

2019 Compliance Supplement

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) continues to overhaul the Compliance Supplement and has delayed issuing the draft to focus on these items: Requiring

Audit, Not-for-Profit
Staci Brogan | 3.28.2019

It's Budget Season Again!

For many not-for-profit organizations, it’s that time of year … budget season. What side do you take, are you excited for the opportunity

Audit, Not-for-Profit
Jennifer Closser | 3.26.2019

Preparing for Enhanced Disclosure: Liquidity and Availability

Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2016-14 represents the single biggest change to not-for-profit financial

Digital & Technology, International, Not-for-Profit, Risk Advisory/Internal Audit
Eric Fair | 1.24.2019

GDPR Revisited

Many have heard about the French data regulator CNIL imposing a $57 million (€50 million) fine on Google for violating the General Data Protection

Not-for-Profit, Tax, Tax Reform
Schneider Downs Professional | 1.4.2019

Making the Most of Your Charitable Contributions

One of the most significant changes introduced in new tax law is that the standard deduction has increased significantly for every type of taxpayer. For

Higher Education, Not-for-Profit, Tax, Tax Reform, TCJA
Catherine Martz | 1.2.2019

What's New Under TCJA for Education Expenses?

By now you know that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) signed into legislation last December will have a major impact on your tax filings for the years

Not-for-Profit, Schneider Downs, Tax, Tax Reform
Schneider Downs Professional | 11.29.2018

Reminder: Increased Limit for Charitable Deductions

With the holiday season upon us, it is time to look back at our year and to look forward to achieving our goals for 2018. For many, that means reaching

Audit, Higher Education, Not-for-Profit
Michael Withrow | 10.31.2018

Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act - Are you protecting your students' financial data?

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) is a federal law that applies to entities that collect consumer financial data, including institutions of higher education.

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