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One of the most important responsibilities of a nonprofit board is fiscal oversight. Yet many board members remain unclear about what exactly that means.
There are board chairs and there are great board chairs. Being a conscientious board member is in itself a challenging, time-consuming job.
Some do's and don'ts for leading through effective board governance. This article is also available in Spanish.
An audit committee is considered a best practice for nonprofits. It helps the governing board perform its fiduciary and financial oversight roles, reduce risk, and maintain donor confidence.
The Nonprofits Assistance Fund sets out the twelve golden rules for nonprofit finance, including budgeting, diverse funding sources and interdependence.
What should a board do once it suspects or has discovered evidence of embezzlement? Clifford Perlman of NPQ details the responsibilities of the board when funds go missing.
Use this checklist to ensure your organization is complying with laws that govern 501(c)(3) nonprofits in North Carolina.
