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Item DONATIONS FROM ILL-GOTTEN GAIN: A JEWISH LEGAL PERSPECTIVE(2008) Dorff, Elliot N.© 2008 by Elliot N. Dorff Excerpts of more than 100 words from this publication may not be reproduced without permission. Editorial questions and permission inquiries may be addressed to: Publications Department The Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University 550 W. North St., Suite 301 Indianapolis, IN 46202-3272 Telephone: 317-274-4200 Web site: www.philanthropy.iupui.eduItem Help Your Nonprofit Clients Improve Their Accounting for Capital and In-Kind Donations(2004) Wing, Kennard; Gordon, Teresa; Hager, Mark; Pollak, Tom; Rooney, PatrickMany nonprofit organizations, especially smaller ones, lack skilled financial professionals either on staff or on the board. Auditors and other external CPAs are in an excellent position to help these clients present their financial results in ways that will avoid misunderstanding and confusion on the part of financial statement users both inside and outside the client organization. Two areas that have created special problems for nonprofits are accounting for large capital donations and for in-kind donations. We’ll look at the problems first; then show you accounting solutions you can bring to your clients.