@Susu1 Considering the increased focus on ferreting out money laundering, I doubt there is a legal way around it.
That said, I do have to wonder if any of your board members are set up as employees within your nonprofit.
If they are, I hate to break it to them, but QuickBooks already has their social security numbers and likely a fair bit of other personal information. Using said person for the principal officer won't spill any more milk than already has been.
