Insight Tag: Business Planning

Effective fundraising is critical for many not-for-profit organizations to fully fund their programs and execute the mission. But how do you know if your fundraising efforts are effective, and you are using the best strategy? Analyzing key fundraising metrics can provide valuable insights to help you optimize your approach and get the most out of your fundraising investments.

Welcome to the second installment of our Comprehensive Budget Series. Previously we explored the why, when, and how of budgeting. In this article, we’ll focus on the practical steps involved in building a budget that aligns with your goals and supports your organization’s financial health. We’ll discuss strategies for allocating resources, making informed decisions, and addressing challenges that may arise during the budgeting process. No matter what type and size business you’re managing, the principles and techniques covered here will help you create a budget that sets you on a path to success.

Not-for-profits play a vital role in addressing community needs, relying primarily on donor generosity. Effective financial management hinges on accurately tracking asset restrictions, which are critical for decision-making. This article outlines net asset classifications, highlights best practices for their management, identifies common challenges, and suggests resources for future guidance. 

As of July 31, 2024, new subscribers can choose between QuickBooks Online (QBO) and QuickBooks Enterprise. Existing subscribers will still be able to renew their QuickBooks Desktop Pro and Premier subscriptions, but these options are no longer available to new subscribers. The biggest impact will be for new businesses or QuickBooks Desktop users without an active subscription. For several years, Intuit has poured its resources into enhancing QuickBooks Online, to make it more robust and user-friendly while adding new features.

Every manufacturing company aims to stay ahead of the game in terms of managing resources effectively.

While your business may not look exactly as it did before, it may be the right time to rekindle those tabled discussions about the long-term future of your business.