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We are proud to highlight an upcoming seminar that the National Business Institute (NBI) will be holding on September 8, 2008, which will feature one of McKonly & Asbury's own! Jane McCurdy, Tax Manager here at McKonly & Asbury, will be a member of the faculty involved in this seminar which is focused on how to keep tax-exempt organizations in compliance.

 

Jane will be discussing nonprofit accounting and maintaining tax-exempt status.  Also included in the faculty are Michael Cherewka, who will give an introduction to tax-exempt organizations; Guy Beneventano, who will be discussing the impact of Sarbanes-Oxley and the era of corporate governance on nonprofit organizations; and Suzanne Friday, who will discuss intermediate sanctions and dealing with unrelated business income.

 

This basic-to-intermediate level seminar provides an overview of the complex laws governing tax-exempt organizations for: Attorneys, Accountants, CFOs, Executive Directors, Trustees, Controllers, Tax Managers, Enrolled Agents, and Financial Planners.

 

Date: Monday, September 8, 2008

Time: Registration from 8:00am – 8:30am; Seminar from 8:30am – 4:40pm

Location: Four Points by Sheraton in Harrisburg (800 East Park Drive, Harrisburg, PA 17111)

Cost: $329 for the first registrant and $319 for each additional registrant. Complimentary snacks and refreshments are provided as well as a free reference manual which is included with your tuition. 

Some key seminar benefits are to:

  • Gain strategies for safeguarding directors, officers, and executives from potential liability.
  • Create an environment of accountability by establishing comprehensive internal controls.
  • Follow annual reporting requirements and comply with the rules governing disclosures and solicitation.
  • Know how to identify what qualifies as unrelated business income – and what the exceptions are.
  • Adhere to the accepted guidelines for determining appropriate executive compensation.

Credit Information is as follows:

CLE – 6.5

Enrolled Agent – 8.0

NASBA – 8.0

PACE – 8.0

 

To register or learn more about the seminar, please click here or call 800-930-6182. 
 


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