TRAPS & TIPS FOR AVOIDING PROBLEMS
In collaboration with the Center for Not-For-Profit Accounting and Financial Management.
This intensive three-week course covers Form 990 series returns that are complex, little understood, confusing, or prepared incorrectly. The instructor will share his 30 years of experience preparing these returns.
This course is ideal for:
- CPAs
- Return Preparers
- CFOs
- Controllers & Accounting Managers
- Accounting Supervisors
- Bookkeepers & Consultants
- Readers & Users of 990s
Program Outline
- Timely return submission and avoiding penalties
- Avoiding inconsistent answers
- Answers to confusing returns questions
- Demystifying compensation disclosure amounts
- Differences between the audit report and return
- Proper reporting of donations (cash/noncash)
- Excess contributions for the public support test
- Understanding required schedules from A to R
- Relationship between 990 and state reporting
- Calculating UBIT on advertising activity
- Tips to avoid being audited by the IRS
Instructor: Laurence Scot, MBA, CPA
Program Dates
This program is only offered to institutions with a minimum of 12 participants. To schedule the program, email ezavala01@manhattan.edu
Participants must have a laptop, a PC, or an iPad with a stable internet connection to connect to the class.
Tuition
$550
Includes: Certificate of attendance and class materials
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