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Links to Year-End Help Blog Posts

If your organization has a December 31st year end, January is a very busy time.

Besides the 1099s to independent contractors and the W-2s to employees, you also need to clean up all your accounts so your records will be correct. In this post, I’m going to link you to older blog posts to help.

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2019 Mileage Rates for Business and Nonprofit Work

2019 Mileage Rates for Business and Nonprofit Work
2019 mileage rates have been issued from the IRS with a 3.5 cent increase for business travel.

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Who Are Independent Contractors and How Can I Get 1099s for Free?

Who Are Independent Contractors and How Can I Get 1099s for Free?

I hate to disrupt your activities during this ridiculously busy time of the year, but if you would like to receive FREE IRS Form 1099-MISC, you will need to order them soon. Form 1099-MISC reports to the IRS royalties, rents, and other miscellaneous income, but we are most concerned with Box 7-Nonemployee Compensation. Nonemployee compensation is the payments to workers we use throughout the year that are not on our payroll. If we paid them over $600 throughout the year, we must furnish them a Form 1099-MISC. The red Copy A must be mailed to the IRS no later than...

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Recording Stock and Endowment/Memorial Donations With Unrealized Gains and Losses

Donating stock to your charitable organization as a Donation, Endowment or Memorial requires specific recording methods to include Unrealized Gains and Losses.

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What's New in QuickBooks 2019

This summer I had the opportunity to be a beta tester for the new 2019 QuickBooks desktop version. As I worked through the system, I was especially interested in those options that would be most useful for small nonprofits and churches.

Here is a summary of some of the new features:

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