Video: Unique Elements of Nonprofit Financial Reports

Recent Posts

• I was featured on the front page of the Philadelphia Business Journal
• Coming to our senses
• REPEAL FASB 116!
• Why I work with nonprofits
• The Truth About Nonprofit Outcomes Measurement: Trying to run when you cannot yet walk
• Fare & Square & Vision
• BILL CLINTON FEELS YOUR PAIN
• 40,000 lives saved. And that was just last year.
• In Search of the Holy Grail of the Nonprofit World
• The Overhead Myth and the Bridge to Nowhere
• Let us work together
• WHEN COMMON SENSE IS NOT SO COMMON: How misusing accounting data can lead one astray
• Reconciling Fundraising and Accounting Systems
• Accounting uses one software system, development uses another, and the information never agrees! What should you do about this?
• Passion and mission: a formidable combination
• Video: Unique Elements of Nonprofit Financial Reports
• Executive Directors are Underpaid
• Attention nonprofit board members and executive directors: If your accounting department cannot perform these 7 essential functions, then you need a new accounting department
• Why do so many nonprofits have problems with their accounting?
• Can two sets of books be better than one?
• Warning: Allocating Costs Can Be Dangerous To The Health Of Your Organization!
• The Single Biggest Problem With Nonprofit Accounting Rules
• More Money Blues
• When Too Much Money Can Disrupt An Organization
• The Perfect Financial Report Format
• When is free too expensive? (for example: the volunteer board member)
• Have restricted funds disappeared?
• The Bad: Writing 6 Checks To Pay One Bill
• Annual audits: faster, better, and cheaper!
• Internal Controls: Can There Be Too much of a Good Thing?
• Wharton Exam Question: How Can Having Your Credit Downgraded Lead to Greater Income?
• Absence of Malice: How to be Both Accurate and True with your Financial Reports
• DASHBOARDS: Ask These Questions BEFORE You Start Building
• Is your NPO in the Washington, DC, or Philadelphia areas? If yes, you should know these people!
• The “Good” Organizations: what do they do?
• The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
• Why this blog?