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It’s the last episode of 2022 and we crammed in four whole questions! This week, Andy mentions about a few nonprofit-specific year-end accounting tasks (don’t worry, it’s short). We also answer a question about accidentally restricting donations, and talk up the benefits of a consent agenda for your board. Finally, we’re pretty sure someone lobbed us a question just to get us worked up for our end of year show.
Topics:
- Are there nonprofit-specific year-end accounting tasks? – 0:00
- Can we put our new Executive Director on commission? – 5:55
- Our auditor says we restricted some donations we didn’t mean to. Can we appeal? – 14:37
- What’s a consent agenda and should we have one? – 21:32
Mentioned this week:
Dan Pallotta: The way we think about charity is dead wrong – TED
AFP Code of Ethics (THIS WILL BE ON THE FINAL!)
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