Nonprofit indirect cost recovery is rece iving increased attention\, and NICRA negotiations can stall when documentation\, cost allocation me thodology\, and internal expectations aren’t fully aligned. In this webinar\, YPTC and Clark Nuber w ill bridge the gap between the complexity of the N ICRA process and what nonprofits need to know\, wa lking through how negotiations work\, where they m ost often get stuck\, and strategies to move them forward. We will connect cost allocation fundament als to real-world decision points (including when the de minimis rate may — or may not — be the righ t answer) and highlight federal developments that may reshape expectations for indirect costs.
\n \nNote: Prior knowledge of c ost allocation methodologies and NICRA fundamental s\, such as completion of YPTC’s “Spring into Stab ility: Exploring Cost Allocations and a NICRA\,” w ebinar or equivalent experience. Access “Spring in to Stability” here.
\n \nParticipants will earn 1.0 CPE credit in Specialized Knowledge.
\n \nTo receive credit\, attendees must respon d to three out of the four pop ups during the prog ram. Once registered\, you will automatically rece ive access to the webcast recording\, slides\, and \, if you qualified for CPE\, have the ability to download your certificate.
\n \nAdditional Information
\n \nPrerequisites: Spring int
o Stability: Exploring Cost Allocations and a NICR
A Amid Funding Uncertainty
Advanced Preparation: None
\n \nProgram Level: Intermediate
\ n \nDelivery Method: Group In ternet Based
\n \nField of Study: Specialized Knowledge
\n \nRefunds and Cancellations: There is no f ee to attend this program. In the rare event that YPTC needs to cancel the webinar due to circumstan ces beyond our control\, all registrants will be n otified via email and provided with alternative da tes the program will be offered. For more informa tion regarding refund\, complaint\, and program ca ncellation policies\, please visit https://www.yptc.com/tr aining-policies/
\n \nYour Part-Time C ontroller\, LLC is registered with the National As sociation of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) a s a sponsor of continuing professional education o n the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boa rds of accountancy have final authority on the acc eptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Com plaints regarding registered sponsors may be submi tted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors thro ugh its website: www.nasbaregistry.org
\n \nSpeak ers:
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Harriet (Hatsy) S. Cutshall
\n \nDirector\, Your Part-Time Controller\, LLC
\n \nHarriet (Hatsy) S . Cutshall\, CPA\, joined YPTC in 2011 and is the Director of the Government Awards Management D epartment. Prior to taking on that role\, Hatsy se rved as the market leader for YPTC’s New England\, Phoenix and Washington\, D.C. markets. In additio n to being a member of YPTC’s Federal Awards Manag ement Group\, she is a frequent trainer and presen ter\, most recently co-hosting YPTC’s webinar seri es on finding and managing federal awards. During the COVID epidemic she co-hosted several “Staying Afloat” webinars. She is a past presenter for the AICPA Not-for-Profit Industry Conference and the M assachusetts Nonprofit Network (MNN) Conference.\n \n
Deby MacLeod
\n \ nManager\, Your Part-Time Controller\, LLC
\n \nDeby MacLeod\, CPA\, is a Manager at Your Part Time Controller\, LLC’s Raleigh-Durha m office. Prior to joining YPTC in 2023\, Deby wor ked with not-for-profits as a public accounting au dit shareholder\, finance committee member\, contr oller\, and staff accountant. She has served a wid e variety of not-for-profit organizations across t he sector\, with a focus on foundations and grant making organizations. Deby is a member of YPTC’s F oundation Specialization group.
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Jennifer N. Keller
\n \nPrincipal\, Client Advisory Services
\n \nJennifer N. Keller\, CPA\, is a Principal in the Client Advisory Services group. She has her M.A. in Inte rnational Human Rights and has experience working with governmental entities and international and d omestic not-for-profit organizations. She has over 15 years of experience working with public sector and not-for-profit clients providing grant manage ment\, indirect cost rate analysis and proposal de velopment\, program development\, budget preparati on\, internal control assessments\, policy and pro cedure development\, and system integrations. Crit ical to Jen's successful engagements is the combin ation of both her experience and excellent project management skills.
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Troy Recto r
\n \nCGMA
\n \nTroy Rector\, CP A\, CGMA\, is a shareholder in Clark Nuber’s N ot-For Profit Services Group\, where he has dedica ted his career to serving tax exempt organizations . Troy works with governmental entities and not-fo r-profit organizations to understand their unique issues\, enabling him to provide technical advice that is both specific to their organization and al so clear and concise. He has spent his career prov iding both Single Audit and Federal grant advisory services to not-for profit organizations includin g those in the community based social service\, he alth care and low income housing sectors. Troy reg ularly speaks on Single Audit and Federal grants m anagement topics including the National Grant Mana gement Association’s Annual Grants Conference\, th e AICPA National Governmental Not-For Profit Progr am and the AICPA National Not-For Profit Conferenc e.
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DESCRIPTION:\n \n \n \n The Art and Agony of NICRA Negotiation s: Practical Strategies for Indirect Cost Recovery \n \n \n Presented by Your Part-Time Controller\n \n \n Nonprofit indirect cost recovery is receivin g increased attention\, and NICRA negotiations can stall when documentation\, cost allocation method ology\, and internal expectations aren’t fully ali gned. In this webinar\, YPTC and Clark Nuber will bridge the gap between the complexity of the NICRA process and what nonprofits need to know\, walkin g through how negotiations work\, where they most often get stuck\, and strategies to move them forw ard. We will connect cost allocation fundamentals to real-world decision points (including when the de minimis rate may — or may not — be the right an swer) and highlight federal developments that may reshape expectations for indirect costs.\n \n \n \ n Note: Prior knowledge of cost allocation methodo logies and NICRA fundamentals\, such as completion of YPTC’s “Spring into Stability: Exploring Cost Allocations and a NICRA\,” webinar or equivalent e xperience. Access “Spring into Stability” here (ht tps://www.yptc.com/spring-into-stability-exploring -cost-allocations-and-a-nicra-amid-funding-uncerta inty/). \n \n \n \n Who Should Attend: This sessio n is designed for nonprofit finance professionals responsible for tracking\, reporting\, and ensurin g compliance with grant funding requirements.\n \n \n \n Learning Objectives: \n \n \n \n \n Ident ify key steps in the NICRA negotiation process and recent federal developments impacting indirect co st recovery.\n Analyze common barriers in NICRA n egotiations and how they impact rate outcomes.\n Apply practical strategies to improve the likeliho od of successful indirect cost rate negotiations.\ n \n \n Participants will earn 1.0 CPE credit in S pecialized Knowledge.\n \n \n \n To receive credit \, attendees must respond to three out of the four pop ups during the program. Once registered\, you will automatically receive access to the webcast recording\, slides\, and\, if you qualified for CP E\, have the ability to download your certificate. \n \n \n \n Additional Information\n \n \n \n Prer equisites: Spring into Stability: Exploring Cost A llocations and a NICRA Amid Funding Uncertainty (h ttps://www.yptc.com/spring-into-stability-explorin g-cost-allocations-and-a-nicra-amid-funding-uncert ainty/)\n \n \n \n Advanced Preparation: None \n \n \n \n Program Level: Intermediate\n \n \n \n De livery Method: Group Internet Based \n \n \n \n Fi eld of Study: Specialized Knowledge\n \n \n \n Ref unds and Cancellations: There is no fee to attend this program. In the rare event that YPTC needs to cancel the webinar due to circumstances beyond ou r control\, all registrants will be notified via e mail and provided with alternative dates the progr am will be offered. For more information regardin g refund\, complaint\, and program cancellation po licies\, please visit https://www.yptc.com/trainin g-policies/ (https://www.yptc.com/training-policie s/)\n \n \n \n Your Part-Time Controller\, LLC is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of con tinuing professional education on the National Reg istry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individ ual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the Nation al Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: w ww.nasbaregistry.org (http://www.nasbaregistry.org /)\n \n \n \n Speakers:\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Har riet (Hatsy) S. Cutshall\n \n \n \n Director\, You r Part-Time Controller\, LLC\n \n \n \n Harriet (H atsy) S. Cutshall\, CPA\, joined YPTC in 2011 and is the Director of the Government Awards Managemen t Department. Prior to taking on that role\, Hatsy served as the market leader for YPTC’s New Englan d\, Phoenix and Washington\, D.C. markets. In addi tion to being a member of YPTC’s Federal Awards Ma nagement Group\, she is a frequent trainer and pre senter\, most recently co-hosting YPTC’s webinar s eries on finding and managing federal awards. Duri ng the COVID epidemic she co-hosted several “Stayi ng Afloat” webinars. She is a past presenter for t he AICPA Not-for-Profit Industry Conference and th e Massachusetts Nonprofit Network (MNN) Conference .\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Deby MacLeod\n \n \n \n M anager\, Your Part-Time Controller\, LLC\n \n \n \ n Deby MacLeod\, CPA\, is a Manager at Your Part T ime Controller\, LLC’s Raleigh-Durham office. Prio r to joining YPTC in 2023\, Deby worked with not-f or-profits as a public accounting audit shareholde r\, finance committee member\, controller\, and st aff accountant. She has served a wide variety of n ot-for-profit organizations across the sector\, wi th a focus on foundations and grant making organiz ations. Deby is a member of YPTC’s Foundation Spec ialization group.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Jennifer N. Keller\n \n \n \n Principal\, Client Advisory S ervices\n \n \n \n Jennifer N. Keller\, CPA\, is a Principal in the Client Advisory Services group. She has her M.A. in International Human Rights and has experience working with governmental entities and international and domestic not-for-profit org anizations. She has over 15 years of experience wo rking with public sector and not-for-profit client s providing grant management\, indirect cost rate analysis and proposal development\, program develo pment\, budget preparation\, internal control asse ssments\, policy and procedure development\, and s ystem integrations. Critical to Jen's successful e ngagements is the combination of both her experien ce and excellent project management skills.\n \n \ n \n \n \n \n \n Troy Rector\n \n \n \n CGMA\n \n \n \n Troy Rector\, CPA\, CGMA\, is a shareholder in Clark Nuber’s Not-For Profit Services Group\, w here he has dedicated his career to serving tax ex empt organizations. Troy works with governmental e ntities and not-for-profit organizations to unders tand their unique issues\, enabling him to provide technical advice that is both specific to their o rganization and also clear and concise. He has spe nt his career providing both Single Audit and Fede ral grant advisory services to not-for profit orga nizations including those in the community based s ocial service\, health care and low income housing sectors. Troy regularly speaks on Single Audit an d Federal grants management topics including the N ational Grant Management Association’s Annual Gran ts Conference\, the AICPA National Governmental No t-For Profit Program and the AICPA National Not-Fo r Profit Conference.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n CATEGORIES:Partner Presentation CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Denver:20260624T100000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260624T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260624T110000 URL:https://www.groundworksnm.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1080 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR