Accounting standard ASU 2016-13 takes effect for fiscal years starting Dec. 15, 2022. Is your nonprofit ready? Find out whether the new standard might apply to your organization and how to prepare.

For many of your nonprofit’s staffers, high inflation equals high anxiety. In this time of economic uncertainty, prioritize candid communications so employees’ worries won’t affect their work.

Building or replenishing nonprofit operating reserves can take time. But you need a financial cushion, particularly when the economic future looks uncertain. Learn more about finding funds to grow reserves.

If you’re starting a new business, you may wonder if you should operate as a C corporation, an S corporation or another entity. Here’s a summary of what will happen if you choose a C corporation.

The end of the year is a good time to examine your portfolio for tax purposes. Here are some strategies that may save you taxes.

Many people like to give thanks at this time of year by donating to their favorite charities. Here are the basic 2022 rules for charitable contributions and gifts to loved ones.

Do you own savings bonds? Here’s how the interest on the bonds is taxed.

Many people started working from home during the pandemic and have continued working out of home offices. Some of them qualify for home office deductions, but unfortunately, not all of them do. Here are the rules.

Do you have a Health Savings Account at your business? Or are you interested in establishing one? Here are the contribution limits for next year, as compared with this year.

The tax-advantaged retirement plan contribution amounts will be much higher next year than they’ve been in recent years. The reason? Inflation. Find out how much can be saved in 401(k)s, SEP plans, IRAs and more.

Business owners and their employees may not have to pay Social Security tax on ALL of their wages. Amounts above a certain threshold aren’t subject to Social Security tax. Here’s how the 2023 “wage base” will affect your payroll.

Your business may provide low- or no-cost tax-free fringe benefits to employees. Here are the details of these benefits, along with a court case in which an employee was found to have received a taxable benefit but he didn’t include its value in his income.