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Unfortunately, most non-profits are notorious for money-laundering and illegal activity. I believe you should consider waving fees on a case-by-case basis, if y
by mankash666 10y ago
Unfortunately, most non-profits are notorious for money-laundering and illegal activity. I believe you should consider waving fees on a case-by-case basis, if you can spend money to evaluate, but if you can't, I'd err on the side of caution and not waive fees.
- mankash666 10y agoI understand that this is an unpopular thing to say, but I say it From research I did on building a "transparent accounting" software for non profits. I found out during the course that most of them didn't want to be transparent. If you don't believe me, check transparency international's research on the same.
- browseatwork 10y agoI've never heard about this, and it's interesting. Have you seen any evidence beyond your interactions with non-profits, such as a study? Ideally indicating how widespread this practice is, the degree, or the motivations / why it happens.
- NameNickHN 10y ago> Unfortunately, most non-profits are notorious for money-laundering and illegal activity That's quite a claim you make. Can you support that with facts?