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Accounting | Nonprofit Management
Area of study
Business and Administration
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


This introductory accounting course for nonprofits covers fundamental concepts such as cash vs. accrual basis, fund accounting, and financial statement preparation. It is designed for professionals involved with nonprofit organizations, including bookkeepers, managers, executives, and board members, to enhance their understanding of accounting principles and their practical applications in the nonprofit sector.

Program Outline

Outline:

  • The class provides an introduction to the basic accounting concepts relevant to nonprofit organizations.
  • Students are exposed to foundational accounting principles and their practical applications, including understanding cash vs. accrual basis; the matching principle; fund accounting; functional allocations; the audit process; minimizing fraud risk; and how to read and prepare financial statements.

Careers:

  • The class is ideal for bookkeepers, managers, executives and board members involved with nonprofit organizations.
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