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New HHS Grant Terms May Affect DEI and Foreign Boycott Policies

New HHS Grant Terms May Affect DEI and Foreign Boycott Policies

AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware of new conditions in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Grants Policy Statement (GPS), which was updated for the first time since 2007. The revised guidance, published on April 16, 2025, outlines new restrictions tied to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) activities and foreign boycotts that […]

Seminar Recap: Navigating EOs: What Nonprofits Need to Know 

Seminar Recap: Navigating EOs: What Nonprofits Need to Know 

Navigating Executive Orders: What Nonprofits Need to Know | Webinar On-Demand During AAFCPAs’ recent Nonprofit Seminar (April 2025), AAFCPAs’ consulting attorneys Joshua England and Chris Consoletti presented practical guidance on how executive orders may affect nonprofit operations to more than 550 attendees.  A reality for many nonprofits is that they are already attempting to navigate […]

CHIA Sets June 24 Filing Deadline for CHC Cost Report 

CHIA Sets June 24 Filing Deadline for CHC Cost Report 

AAFCPAs advises that Massachusetts-based Community Health Centers (CHCs) begin preparing now for the fiscal year 2024 Community Health Center Cost Report. The Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA) has announced a due date of June 24, 2025 for all CHCs, regardless of fiscal year-end. AAFCPAs advises that you not delay. Our Cost Report Team […]

Protect Your SS Information from Fraud

Protect Your SS Information from Fraud

AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware there have been reported incidents of identity theft involving Social Security Administration (SSA) accounts. These incidents highlight the importance of setting up SSA login credentials, enabling email notifications, and regularly monitoring your account for any suspicious activity. There have been reports of unauthorized changes to SSA account information, […]

Ryan Wolff Presented on Innovation Strategy and Technology Adoption at CwX 2025

Ryan Wolff Presented on Innovation Strategy and Technology Adoption at CwX 2025

AAFCPAs was featured at CwX 2025, where Ryan Wolff, MBA, a leader of Strategic Innovation & Data Analytics, joined a panel focused on advancing firmwide technology adoption. Hosted by Rob Brown, co-founder of the Accounting Influencers Roundtable, the session brought together leaders who are driving change in how firms adopt and scale emerging tools. In this […]

Reframing AI and the Evolution of the CPA’s Role

Reframing AI and the Evolution of the CPA’s Role

Colorado Society of CPAs- Artificial intelligence (AI) has garnered significant attention in the accounting profession in recent years. To better understand its potential impact, it is useful to reflect on lessonsfrom past technical advancements in the field. With this foundation, we can shift ourfocus to how AI can reshape current practices and the practical steps […]

HRSA Cancels 2025 UDS+ Reporting Requirement

HRSA Cancels 2025 UDS+ Reporting Requirement

AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware that the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) announced health centers will not need to submit the UDS+ report for the 2024 reporting year, originally due May 30, 2025. This update was shared during HRSA’s BPHC Program Updates webinar this week and confirmed in the Primary Health Care […]

Avoiding Costly Mistakes in Software Implementation

Avoiding Costly Mistakes in Software Implementation

The Key to Successful Software Implementation is Careful Planning Implementing new software offers more than just a chance to update systems; it’s an opportunity to refine how your organization operates. While the drive to launch quickly may seem appealing, rushing the process can lead to missed opportunities, inefficiencies, and even long-term complications. A deliberate and […]

Navigating Economic Uncertainty: Strategies for Nonprofit Resilience

Navigating Economic Uncertainty: Strategies for Nonprofit Resilience

In this article: Economic volatility threatens not only nonprofit organizations but also the communities they serve. Funding uncertainty may disrupt essential services, particularly for vulnerable populations who rely on healthcare, housing, and social support programs. As costs rise and providers consolidate, access to care may become more limited, leaving individuals and families with fewer options […]