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Need help with nonprofit accounting?Do you find yourself in charge of the finances for your Not-For Profit? Nonprofit Accounting for Volunteers, Treasurers, and Bookkeepers will answer real questions from people in your position.What is unique about accounting for nonprofits?What IRS forms do nonprofits need?How do we keep the charity's money safe?What are the IRS rules concerning donations?What is UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax)?Is the money coming into my nonprofit taxable?How do I fill out a form 990 ez or a form 990n?Join the over 30,000 organizations who have saved time and money and reduced frustration by using resources from CPA Lisa London, with her newest how-to book in The Accountant Beside You series.This book is not an Accounting for Dummies, it is straight forward enough for a novice and comprehensive enough for the experienced bookkeeper. In Nonprofit Accounting for Volunteers, Treasurers, and Bookkeepers, you will find: Answers to questions from real people working in nonprofits.A breakdown of accounting terms applicable to your charityHelp with setting up bookkeeping.Helpful examples and usable blueprints for donor acknowledgements, benevolence fund, and reimbursement forms.Reference tables, due dates, and Step-by-step instructions for filling out vital payroll forms, including: Form 944, Form 1099-Misc, Form 1096.Detailed explanations of unrelated business income and step by step instructions on filling out the IRS form 990t.Whether your organization should file IRS Form 990 N or Form 990 EZ.Detailed, illustrated steps on filling out the form 990n and form 990ez and related schedules.Don't get overwhelmed. The Accountant is Beside You! With this book, you are never alone--you have The Accountant Beside You. ContentsProper Procedures & Internal Accounting ControlsWhat Is Special About Nonprofit Accounting?How Do I Select An Accounting System?Administrative IssuesDonations, Pat I: Receiving And RecordingDonations, Part II: AcknowledgmentDonations, Part III: Other TopicsRules For Helping Local Families And IndividualsPaying The BillsReimbursement Policies And ProceduresPayroll, Part I: Basic StepsPayroll, Part II: Calculating & FilingBudgeting For Nonprofit OrganizationsMonth-End Financial RequirementsYear-End And Audit IssuesUnrelated Business Income Taxes (UBIT)Form 990 & Filing For Exempt OrganizationsAppendix

The ONLY book for using QuickBooks Pro, Premier, or Nonprofit in a Nonprofit or a Religious Organization. The Accountant Beside You, CPA Lisa London, has helped tens of thousands of readers worldwide set up efficient systems to reduce frustration and save time and money. In QuickBooks for Nonprofits & Churches-The Step-By-Step Guide to the Pro, Premier, and Nonprofit Versions, Lisa explains in simple, concise terms the steps you need to take to: design a chart of accounts for your specific organization, receive and track grants, handle payroll in house, including pastor housing allowance, use bank feeds, record investment income and stock gains & losses, track member accounts, keep the money safe with easy to follow internal controlscustomize donor acknowledgementsand so much more.A CPA with decades of experience working with businesses, nonprofits, and churches, Lisa London explains complex concepts in a reader-friendly engaging manner. Hundreds of screen shots guide you through the process. Whether you are new to QuickBooks or an experienced user, Lisa London will be The Accountant Beside You all the way. Table of ContentsChapter 1 QuickBooks, Fund Accounting, & Internal Controls Chapter 2 Acquainting Yourself with QuickBooks Chapter 3 Getting Started Chapter 4 Designing the Chart of Accounts Chapter 5 Tracking Grants & Programs Chapter 6 Tracking the Transactions-Items Chapter 7 Setting Up Donors and Vendors Chapter 8 Importing Donors & Vendors from FilesChapter 9 Recording the Money Coming In Chapter 10 Recording the Money Going Out Chapter 11 Entering Payroll Chapter 12 Using Bank Feeds Chapter 13 Reconciling the Bank Chapter 14 Designing & Running ReportsChapter 15 Planning the Budget Chapter 16 Closing Out Month End and Year EndChapter 17 How Do I Handle...? A. How Do I Account For ...? 1. Mission Trips or Member-Specific Accounts 2. Fundraisers 3. In-Kind Donations 4. Volunteer Hours 5. Show a Reserve Account on the Income Statement 6. Inter-fund Transfers 7. Donations of Stock 8. Investment Gains and Losses B. How Do I ...? 1. Set Up Multiple-Users and Passwords 2. Send an Accountant Copy 3. Record a Mortgage 4. Send a Thank You from the Receipts Screen 5. Using the purchase order option on grants 6. Merge duplicated donor or vendor accounts

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Accounting for churches is not the same as accounting for businesses. A church bookkeeper must be aware of the special tax codes that govern the church's unique tax standing. But it is often hard for overworked or volunteer administrators to know every aspect of tax code that affects their church's ability to accept donations, oversee a benevolence fund, file church payroll, and offer a compensation package for their minister.Lisa London, The Accountant Beside You who brought you QuickBooks for Churches & QuickBooks for Nonprofits, explains the specialized needs of church accounting in an easy-to-understand manner for church administrators and volunteers. A CPA with decades of experience working with businesses as well as churches and other nonprofits, Lisa explains complex concepts in a reader-friendly, engaging manner. She is joined by Vickey Boatright, an accountant who runs THE online site for free church accounting, www.freechurchaccounting.com. Together, Lisa and Vickey guide you through every essential aspect of church bookkeeping, including the specifics of small church accounting. Joining them is Terressa Pierce of freechurchforms.com as she steps the reader through how to organize the church office.Church Accounting: The How-To Guide for Small & Growing Churches is a must-have reference for all the nuts and bolts of church accounting no matter what your accounting system. Lisa and Vickey help you set up accounting spreadsheets and explain the different types of accounting packages. If you are already using QuickBooks, it is also a perfect compliment to QuickBooks for Churches and Other Religious Organizations. Additionally, The Accountant Beside You will show you how to: calculate and file employee payroll without paying for an outside service design and implement a compensation package for your minister, including a housing allowance set up and administer a benevolence fund track church contributions acknowledge donations per IRS guidelines, including vehicle donations prepare for an annual audit budget and forecast to provide for future church growth reimburse employees' expenses per IRS guidelines set up proper internal controls to guard against fraud or error implement the basic steps of starting a churchThe Accountant Beside You series of accounting books for churches and nonprofits have been sold in all 50 states and every inhabitable continent. Besides the detailed, step-by-step instructions provided in the guides, both ebook and print, Lisa London offers supplemental and often free information online at www.accountantbesideyou.com and through her popular YouTube videos and webinars. Church accounting will be less worrisome with The Accountant Beside You every step of the way.