Nonprofit

Intuit Inc. — QuickBooks Premier – Nonprofit Edition866-379-6636www.quickbooks.com From the June 2013 review of non-profit accounting systems. Best Fit: QuickBooks has always been designed with the small business owner in mind, and their industry specific versions are no exception, making this a great fit for the smaller nonprofit that does not require complicated or extensive […]

eTEK Fundamentals800-888-6894www.etek.net From the June 2013 review of non-profit accounting systems. Best Fit: eTEK is a relatively recent addition to the nonprofit network, designed for small to mid-sized nonprofit organizations. Product Strengths Available for desktops or as SaaS Those familiar with Microsoft Office 2007 or later will find navigation easy Solid accounting functionality with a […]

CYMA Not For Profit Fund Accounting800-292-2962www.cyma.com From the June 2013 review of non-profit accounting systems. Best Fit: CYMA is a comprehensive financial management system designed for mid-sized nonprofits and government entities that require scalability, customization, and solid reporting. Product Strengths Excellent customization capability Streamlined data entry options Strong budgeting capability Grant tracking option available Users […]

Sage 100 Fund Accounting800-811-0961 www.sagefundaccounting.com From the June 2013 review of non-profit accounting systems. Best Fit: Sage 100 Fund Accounting is ideal for mid-sized nonprofit organizations and government entities that require comprehensive fund management, custom budgeting, and grant management capability. Strengths Deliverable in two formats: desktop or cloud-based Extensive budgeting customization Affordable single-user system makes […]

FUND E-Z Nonprofit Accounting and Fund Raising Software877-696-0900www.fundez.com From the June 2013 review of non-profit accounting systems. Best Fit: Fund E-Z is nonprofit accounting and fundraising software designed for small to mid-sized nonprofit organizations and government entities. Strengths Intuitive user interface Scalable, with two product editions available Excellent fundraising module can be utilized as a […]

The former head of a York County nonprofit organization was sentenced to two and a half years in prison Tuesday for embezzling approximately $1 million from the organization to spend on his gambling habit.

In an awkward and unprecedented announcement this week, the Internal Revenue Service admitted that it targeted non-profits with “Tea Party” and “Patriot” in their names during the 2012 election year. The agency admitted they held up non-profit status for these groups, demanded lists of contributors to those organizations, and sought additional information about the groups.

A key deadline of May 15 is facing many tax-exempt organizations that are required by law to file annual reports with the Internal Revenue Service. Organizations will see their federal tax exemptions automatically revoked if they have not filed reports for three consecutive years.