Non-profit Accounting | Nancy Church | Portland, Oregon - Non-Profit Accounting

Nonprofit Finance Professionals: Finally! A resource to guide you through the complexity of non profit accounting!

Most people who go to work in nonprofit accounting or financial management want to make a difference while making a living. We want to put our energy, skills and intelligence to work for a good cause, and many of us are willing to work for less than we could earn in the for-profit world.

Unfortunately, even experienced bookkeepers and accountants are commonly surprised by the complexity of accounting in nonprofit organizations. Not-for-Profit Accounting Help: A Very Practical Manual will show you how to:

determine the difference between a grant and a contract to provide services,
easily get reports out of your accounting system to satisfy managers, the board and the IRS,
distinguish between shared and administrative costs,
track and report grant expenses,
decide whether to treat a new part-time web-designer or intern as a contractor or an employee,
account for temporarily restricted revenue and net assets,
and much, much more!

Not-for-Profit Accounting Help: A Very Practical Manual is a complete guide to successfully meeting these challenges and many more that you are likely to face in your work. Here’s what customers are saying:

“The ‘very practical’ manual is absolutely perfect for me. I can't adequately convey the sense of calm and well being it has brought to my work.”
Joy Mitchell, Executive Director,
North Florida Foundation for Research and Education, Inc.

"The Not-For-Profit Accounting Handbook is a wonderful resource and time saver for non-profit accounting managers at any level. Nancy's instructions and explanations are easy to read, and her downloadable worksheets are extremely valuable when needing to create a budget or other analysis worksheets from scratch."
Megan Kahrs, accounting manager

or learn more about Not-for-Profit Accounting Help: A Very Practical Manual for Bookkeepers, Accountants and Finance Directors of Small Nonprofits.

Not-for-Profit Accounting Help’s materials are written especially for nonprofits with one to a few people in their accounting departments, and yet they’re full of information that’s useful to nonprofit organizations of all sizes. Independent bookkeepers, CPAs, and executive directors read and benefit from these materials, too.

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“I really appreciate your newsletters. They have been very helpful to us….Our goal is to improve the financial accuracy and reliability of non-profit financial systems. We all have copies of your book on our desks!”
Jeff Russell, Your Easy Office

When you read the newsletter each week (it takes just a few minutes), you’ll stay on top of changes made by IRS and the accounting profession’s standard-setting bodies, and you’ll get ideas for on-going improvement of your internal controls to help you protect your organization’s assets from misappropriation.

Sign up and the Not-for-Profit Accounting Help newsletter will fly into your in-box every week. When you sign up, you’ll get a link to download my article “Stolen Money: How to Stop Financial Fraud in its Tracks”. It’s full of ideas you can implement right away. (By the way, I hate spam! I will never sell or give away your email address without your permission!)

Not-for-Profit Accounting Help: A Very Practical Manual for Bookkeepers, Accountants and Finance Directors of Small Nonprofits

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Nonprofit Finance Professionals: Finally! A resource to guide you through the complexity of non profit accounting!