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Developing a Compensation Philosophy - Part 4 in the Series

A compensation philosophy can be useful to a board of directors of a nonprofit in developing compensation processes and determining pay packages for new

Form 1098-T Reporting Requirements Change for Tax Year 2018

The Internal Revenue Service recently announced that colleges and universities will no longer have relief from the Box 1 reporting requirement on Form

Postcard from EACUBO

Day one of the annual meeting of the Eastern Association of College and University Business Officers brought together more than 450 individuals to discuss

Who Should Handle Compensation Matters on a Nonprofit Board of Directors? Part 3 in the Series

For small or medium-sized boards, executive compensation may be handled by the entire board. For larger boards of directors, though, it may be useful to
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Treasury Department to Withdraw Proposed Regulations Under Section 2704

We have been providing you with information and updates on proposed regulations under Section 2704 of the Internal Revenue Code since August 2016, which

Nonprofit Executive Compensation: The Board's Responsibilities - Part 2 in the Series

The board of directors, when setting compensation for the chief executive officer (and other executives, as the case may be), must weigh several obligations

Pittsburgh Nonprofits in the Headlines: Compensation Best Practices in the Nonprofit World - Part 1 in the Series

A front page-article in the Sunday, September 10 issue of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette titled “Pittsburgh’s nonprofits are untaxed, unelected

Cell Phone Showdown Part IV: New Opposition

This is the fourth article in a series tracking ongoing patent infringement cases between cell phone manufacturers Apple and Samsung. A brief background
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Severance Tax on the Horizon?

Currently, the Pennsylvania legislature is in the process of approving and finalizing the fiscal year 2017-2018 budget. The revenue portion of the state
Tax Reform
Ryan Broze | 10.4.2017

The Senate's Reaction to the Unified Tax Reform Framework

Last week saw the introduction of the Unified Tax Reform Framework from the “Big Six,” which started Senate and House committees on the path
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