Accounting for Depreciation
Key point 7-19. The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) requires nonprofit organizations to recognize the
Assets
Violation of Trust Terms
Key point 6-07.05. Church board members may be personally liable for diverting designated funds or
Securities Law
Key point 6-07.06. Federal and state securities laws make board members personally liable for acts
Planning for Facility Repairs and Ongoing Maintenance
Facilities expert says ignoring facility issues can be extremely costly in the long run.
Collections Make a Comeback
Giving improved for many in 2011—here's why.
When a Church Dissolves
Distribution of assets raises an array of legal and tax issues requiring legal counsel.
Planning the Pastor’s Retirement Package
How should our church plan for our minister's retirement?
Is Your Bank Safe?
Two tips for protecting your church's investments.
Investing Excess Church Funds
A list of church investment do's and don'ts.
Wills, Estates, and Trusts
A Texas court ruled that a national church's insurance policy covered a lawsuit brought against it by the executor of an estate.
Constitution, Bylaws and Charters – Part 3
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that a church-affiliated hospital's "dissolution clause” was not triggered by the hospital's sale of its assets, and therefore the sales proceeds did not belong to the church.