Like any business, nonprofits need to monitor expenses, create a viable income stream, pay bills, and invoice and collect on past due monies. But unlike a regular business, a nonprofit also needs to manage multiple programs, track and maintain ...
Like all businesses, nonprofits need to track expenses, monitor income, create budgets, and produce financial statements. Also unlike their for-profit counterparts, nonprofits also need to track programs, membership dues, association fees, donations and grant funds.
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Closing the financial books for an organization requires accuracy, attention to detail, and a knowledge of some advanced accounting principals. For many nonprofit organizations, especially smaller ones operating on a shoe string budget, hiring a full-time accountant may be out of their reach.