Understanding DMF Certification: Process, Timeline, and Key Decisions
When DMF certification becomes a necessity, understanding how controls, documentation, and attestation come together is key to meeting NTIS requirements.
AAFCPAs’ Robin Kelley, CPA and Josh England, Esq. explain the Must Know Federal and State Fundraising Rules and Regulations for Non Profits in an informative, OnDemand webinar. The majority of states and the District of Columbia require charitable nonprofits and/or...
AAFCPAs’ Robin Kelley, CPA and Josh England, Esq. explain the Must Know Federal and State Fundraising Rules and Regulations for Non Profits in an informative, OnDemand webinar.
The majority of states and the District of Columbia require charitable nonprofits and/or professional fundraising consultants (sometimes referred to as “solicitors”) to register with the state before engaging in fundraising activities in that state. Charities that solicit contributions in more than one state, on the internet, or via social media may be required to register in multiple states.
Many charities do not realize they are not in compliance with these regulations. Since so many states require their own state-specific forms, it is imperative to check each state’s requirements.
When DMF certification becomes a necessity, understanding how controls, documentation, and attestation come together is key to meeting NTIS requirements.
In an ongoing commitment to keep you abreast on a range of issues that might affect your business, AAFCPAs is pleased to share Q2 2026...
Nonprofit finance teams are rethinking core processes to improve visibility, strengthen control, and support better decisions as operations grow more complex.