Impacts of the new Form 990 on Accounting and Recordkeeping
The new Form 990, effective for 2008 returns, represents a significant overhaul of the annual information reporting requirements of the IRS. Some of the focus of the new Form’s questions might require your nonprofit to report financial data that is not captured by organizational recordkeeping processes currently in place. Other questions might require some organizational financial research for successful compliance. It is important to understand these requirements NOW before the filing year is over and it is too late! This program will cover some of these changes and the impact on your organization TODAY.
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Presenter: Julie Floch, Eisner LLP
Julie Floch is a partner and the Director of Not-For-Profit Services at Eisner LLP. She is a member of the American Institute of CPAs Not-for-Profit Organizations Expert Panel and a frequent moderator and panelist for a variety of its courses. Julie has recently rotated off a three year appointment on the IRS Advisory Committee on Tax Exempt and Government Entities. She is on the board of the Council of Community Services of New York State, is an advisor to the Frances L. & Edwin L. Cummings Memorial Fund, was a founding member of the Alliance for Nonprofit Governance, and has chaired the finance and audit committees of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America. Julie is currently an adjunct lecturer at Baruch College, and has taught not-for-profit management in the Milano Graduate program at the New School.
Moderator: Putnam Barber, Idealist.org
Putnam Barber, editor of The Nonprofit FAQ for Idealist.org, was formerly with Executive Alliance in Seattle, Washington, and The Evergreen State Society, a nonprofit support organization. Put is a 990 expert in his own right and will be moderating these sessions and ensuring that your questions are answered.
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