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Not-for-profits have embraced social media because it allows organizations to spread their word and monitor their presence in a cost-effective and timely fashion. Not-for-profit organizations need to evaluate the investment and rewards in creating and implementing a social media plan.

The New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act became law on 9/17/10 for NPOs. NYPMIFA applies to all types of New York not-for-profit organizations, including educational and religious entities. The law covers trade associations and not for profit social clubs and welfare organizations. NYPMIFA did away with the HDV benchmark and permits

Tips for nonprofit's evaluating an IT Environment for Cloud integration. How to assess your organization’s technology needs and where to invest your limited IT resources. Tips for creating a technology asset inventory and determining future technology needs.

Having a social media policy to provide guidelines and mitigate liability is imperative. A social media policy can a first line of defense to mitigate risk for the employee and the employer. Key concepts that should be discussed when structuring the framework of a social media policy.

The term cloud computing is everywhere, but what exactly does it mean? As a not-for-profit organization, the flexibility and cost savings of cloud computing makes sense in the long run. Jenifer Keiser, CPA discusses what cloud computing is and four common deployment models for cloud services.

In the time of COVID-19, with record-breaking unemployment, employee furloughs, and companies cutting expenses in order to stay afloat, there is an increased vulnerability and heightened risk for corporate fraud.

Capital raising remains a hot topic for new and existing fund managers, especially in light of COVID-19. EisnerAmper hosted a webcast on “Capital Raising Considerations for Alternative Investment Funds” to discuss this topic in greater detail and provide some capital raising insights in the current environment.

IRS Notice 2020-52 provides clarification regarding the requirements that apply to a reduction or suspension of contributions to a safe harbor 401(k) plan, which will solely reduce contributions to the plan made by a plan sponsor on behalf of highly compensated employees.

Brick-and-mortar fitness studios were growing at a robust pace until the coronavirus pandemic changed everything. With leading fitness chains facing widespread downsizing and bankruptcies, they will have to alter their business models to accommodate the new normal.

IRS announces that retirement plan participants or IRA owners who already took a required minimum distribution in 2020 from certain retirement accounts now have the opportunity to roll those funds back into a retirement account following the CARES Act RMD waiver for 2020.

Through the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act and subsequent guidance, the PPP continues to evolve.

The IRS has just addressed tax capital reporting for 2020 through the issuance of Notice 2020-43 to seek public comment on a proposed requirement for partnerships to use only one of two alternative methods to satisfy the tax capital reporting requirement -- the “Modified Outside Basis Method” or the “Modified Previously Taxed Capital Method.

IRS issued Notice 2020-50 extends relief to retirement plan participants whose spouses are laid off and who take COVID-19 related distributions or loans from their retirement accounts and provides new safe harbors for loan repayments.

Part three of a multi-part series on Major League Baseball and some of the issues it’s facing in the time of COVID-19, especially in light of its relationship with its fans.

EisnerAmper and Preqin are providing market intelligence on trends in the real estate private equity sector, given the impact of COVID-19 on the private real estate markets.

Most business have felt the impact of COVID-19 to some extent; the industry that was hit the hardest is leisure and hospitality. Many have been looking for stimulus, hoping for measures that will help incentivize those willing to travel – such as a new tax credit.

Part of a series examining the ongoing negotiations between the owners and players of Major League Baseball, who are currently trying to figure out to divvy up the finances for an abbreviated (hopefully) upcoming season. While COVID-19 is, tragically, a whole new ballgame, the conversation around who gets what has been going on since the advent of the sport.

This blog features analysis of how the transition to a remote workforce, due to COVID-19 restrictions, has increased the susceptibility of escrow accounts to fraudulent activity.

This article examines how, as the “new normal” takes shape, esports viewership and related audience involvement – including from online gambling organizations -- continue to grow.

Robert Katz gave the ABL Advisor an update on the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”), including the benefits and potential risks for borrowers; how smaller, regional banks have leveraged opportunities; and more.