Previously-broadcast session FOR INFORMATION ONLY (no CPE credit available for re-watching)

Listen to Risk Advisory and NFP experts discuss risks facing NFP organizations. Learn how to avoid and mitigate these risks through an engaging discussion.

Attendees will learn to identify risks facing their NFP organization and develop strategies to find solutions and mitigate risks.

Previously-broadcast session FOR INFORMATION ONLY (no CPE credit available for re-watching)

On April 4, 2024, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released an updated set of guidelines for federal awards issued on or after October 1, 2024.This release is intended to increase clarity and streamline processes for organizations while navigating the complexities of federal funding. Join our team as we take a deep dive into the new standards, how they impact compliance, and the best strategies for implementation. During the session, we’ll discuss the increase in the audit threshold, strategies for increased transparency, changes to indirect cost recovery, simplified compliance guidelines, and more. As always, bring your questions for our experts!

Attendees will learn:
• About changes to the Uniform Guidance that were announced on April 4, 2024. The revised Uniform Guidance will be applied to federal awards that are issued on or after October 1, 2024.
• How the Uniform Guidance will increase the accessibility of federal funds for smaller nonprofits and also decrease the administrative burden related to compliance.
• The threshold for a single audit (and for Type A program determination) will be raised from $750,000 to $1,000,000.
• The de minimus indirect rate will be raised from 10% to 15%. A recipient with a negotiated indirect cost rate agreement (NICRA) cannot elect the de minimis rate and federal agencies may not require a recipient to use a lower de minimis rate when there is a NICRA in place.

Previously-broadcast session FOR INFORMATION ONLY (no CPE credit available for re-watching)

From one of the country’s most experienced and notable nonprofit attorneys, come armed with your questions as we explore the most pressing legal issues facing nonprofit organizations these days. In a Q&A-driven format, ask our speaker about anything, from federal tax exemption to contracts, corporate governance, meeting and conference liabilities, employment law, CEO employment contracts, copyrights and trademarks, antitrust, mitigating legal risk from generative AI usage and DEI policies and practices, affiliates and subsidiaries, the regulation of lobbying and political activity, fundraising regulation and gift restrictions, internal investigations, and more. Explore some of the hottest topics and legal risks creating buzz in the nonprofit legal world. In plain English and a very interactive format, learn the key red flags you need to be able to spot, what you should do when you spot them, and practical tips and suggestions for protecting your nonprofit or nonprofit clients and mitigating legal risk.

Previously-broadcast session FOR INFORMATION ONLY (no CPE credit available for re-watching)

Some contributions aren’t too tough to account for, but split-interest agreements can be very intimidating, even for experienced accountants! As the current generation of stakeholders and donors age, we need to be prepared to receive, understand, and account for these gifts as responsible and knowledgeable stewards. In this session, we will “get into the weeds” and put our skills to work as we learn about and apply the correct accounting treatment for these donations. Our goal is that you will leave this session with the confidence that you can handle these complicated contributions when they come your way.

Attendees will learn to identify the features of different types of split-interest agreements, how to approach the measurement of the value of an organization’s portion of the contribution, and how to record and report these complicated contributions in accordance with GAAP.

Previously-broadcast session FOR INFORMATION ONLY (no CPE credit available for re-watching)

What are these assets and how to they fit into nonprofit fundraising? This session will identify the different types of assets that donors are leveraging in their gift planning, how those assets can lead to increased charitable dollars, the tax ramifications of these gifts to the donor and charity, potential pitfalls, as well as, an overview of the current M&A market outlook.

Attendees will learn: 1. What are noncash assets? 2. How do they work in the context of legal, tax, logistically in charitable giving? 3. How do these fit into your current fundraising plan? 4. what the outlook for the market place is for these sorts of assets

Previously-broadcast session FOR INFORMATION ONLY (no CPE credit available for re-watching)

This course explores the dynamic landscape of multi-entity nonprofits, which are organizations that operate multiple legal entities to advance their missions and influence public policy. These structures allow nonprofits to engage in various forms of lobbying, advocacy, and political activities, while navigating the legal and regulatory constraints that apply to different types of entities. Join us to obtain a better understanding of the rules and regulations governing multi-entity organizations, with particular focus on 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) organizations. Our presenters will define lobbying, advocacy, and political activity, and discuss the limits and prohibitions. They will also provide best practices for navigating important cost and resource sharing agreements between 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) organizations.

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Attendees will learn about various ethical dilemma’s facing not-for-profit organizations, recent fraud at not-for-profit organizations, and the required information to comply with the VBOA ethics cpe requirements.