The first segment of our Boot Camps for Nonprofit Finances will be presented the morning of Wednesday, September 16, 2015. The purpose of this small group, intensive 4-hour Boot Camp is to immerse participants in the understanding of Essential Fundamentals of Nonprofit Finances. This segment is part of our Boot Camps for Nonprofit Financial Management training series.
Participants will receive a detailed explanation of current accounting, tax rules and requirements for nonprofit organizations. We will cover financial statements, audits, IRS form 990, internal controls, and dashboard reporting.
Participants will also have 4 hours of direct access to the Boot Camp creator, presenter and trainer Glenda Hicks, CPA.
Who Should Attend
This Boot Camp is specifically designed for:
- Accounting staff or those charged with record keeping functions (such as bookkeeper, executive director, administrative assistant, or CFO) AND/OR
- The treasurer of the Board of Directors
Who are:
- New to nonprofit finances, or
- Want to learn best practices for improving operations, or
- Have a small agency and/or accounting department and need internal control ideas, or
- Have various technical questions, and no professional with whom to consult
Learning Objectives:
Boot Camp participants will:
- Understand how to read nonprofit financial statements.
- Understand when an audit is necessary, and what it entails and provides.
- Learn best practice ideas for internal controls in small agencies.
- Receive answers and resources to accounting and tax questions.
- Understand basic dashboard reporting.
- Learn ways nonprofit organizations can lose their tax exemption.
- Learn basic 990 filing requirements.
To learn more and register, click here.
