Do You Need to Change Your Financial Year Start Date?

Update: 2023-05-19

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Today’s tip discusses the steps that are necessary to take with your Secretary of State, as well as the IRS, in order to change your group’s financial year.

MoneyMinder has been supporting volunteer-run nonprofit treasurers for nearly two decades. Cyndi helps treasurers navigate this territory as a lifetime volunteer herself. Whether you are new to your role or a seasoned veteran, these tips might just help make your volunteer experience easier.

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