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Generational Differences in the Non-Profit Workplace
By: Rob Leslie, CPA
Each individual's upbringing can influence their mindset and approach to work. Non-profits, in particular, have to be in-tune with staffing needs in order to attract and retain talent, and develop thoughtful succession plans. Our Phoenix office recently hosted a seminar to discuss these differences and the ways in which we overcome them to create cohesion and understanding in the non-profit workplace. The full 75 minute discussion can be viewed on Eide Bailly's YouTube channel.
A special thanks to our engaging panel members:
Brian Spicker, Sr. V.P of Community Impact, United Way
Sarah Zelhart, Controller, Fiesta Bowl
Jill Arseneault, Learning Implementation Spec., WorldatWork |
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Interesting Fact about Charitable Giving
The preliminary data on IRS individual tax returns from 2011 reveals the average deduction for charitable contributions by categories of adjusted gross income.
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Adjusted Gross Income |
Avg. Deduction | |
Under $15,000 |
$1,443 | |
$15,000-$29,999 |
$2,127 | |
$30,0000-$49,999 |
$2,287 | |
$50,000-$99,999 |
$2,881 | |
$100,000-$199,999 |
$3,889 | |
$200,0000-$249,999 |
$5,703 | |
$250,0000 & above |
$18,490 |
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AICPA Lessons Learned
On June 20, a team of our Non-Profit professionals arrived in Washington, D.C. for the annual AICPA Not-for-Profit Industry Conference.
A month later, here are a few of the lessons that still have us thinking: Lessons Learned
We also had some social time during the conference! Thanks to our great friends who joined us for dinner at Pulpo!
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