How NPOs can use tech to attract donors and make a bigger impact
Digital transformation can help charities and non-profits increase donations as well as measuring and demonstrating the results of their work.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, declared as a national disaster, various relief measures were announced and published. This guide will discuss and explain the relief measures and how these will affect your payroll software and payroll processing.
Digital transformation can help charities and non-profits increase donations as well as measuring and demonstrating the results of their work.
With the Coronavirus raging across the globe, many accountants have been with their clients every step of the way. They were suddenly the beacon that everyone looked to, as help from governments and other bodies had been mostly financial. They assisted clients with explaining and compiling the required data and helped them to complete the forms. Positive disruption Following the events of 2020, people need [&hellip ;]
In the latest version of The Practice of Now survey, respondents were asked what pain– ;points their businesses experienced with their accountants, and what they expected. We candidly asked if they felt that their accounting needs were being met, and if not, how they could be improved. The 2020 edition includes a new element – a qualitative survey from Coleman Parkes, which conducted thorough interviews with users [&hellip ;]
“I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.” – J.D Rockefeller. Over the last few months, accounting professionals have had to deal with equal measures of disaster and opportunity in the midst of the Coronavirus outbreak. Accountants have been a solid support to businesses during this time, providing advice and helping wherever they [&hellip ;]
CFOs face new complexities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes managing a remote workforce as well as an expanding security and compliance mandate. In fact, we’re witnessing the third major evolution in the role of senior financial decision-makers. The evolution of the CFO The first “edition” of the CFO focused mainly on keeping the [&hellip ;]
During August, many South Africans received auto-assessments for their 2019/20 personal income tax returns from SARS. The admin for the tax year is behind the taxpayers that accepted, or amended and submitted, this assessment and settled any tax still owing to SARS. For those who didn’t receive an auto-assessment, tax filing season is set to [&hellip ;]
The world of business is changing at a rapid pace. And for the finance department, that sentiment couldn’t be clearer. As we move to a digitised world, financial descison-makers in South African businesses are leveraging innovative technologies like AI and automation to enhance their role and increase productivity. However, the next step is to become [&hellip ;]
COVID-19 has catalysed the single biggest shift in the role of financial decision-making in the past decade. It accelerated digital transformation and amplified the associated challenges for senior financial decision-makers – especially challenges around governance, remote working, and cyber security. Despite this, Sage’s annual research into the challenges and opportunities facing CFOs –CFO 3.0 – [&hellip ;]
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