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QuickBooks for Nonprofits & Churches: A Setp-By-Step Guide to the Pro, Premier, and Nonprofit Versions

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Review Reviews from the previous edition:Andrea reviewed QuickBooks for Churches & Other Religious Organizations (Accountant Beside You) ... I "discovered" it on a search to find a better accounting program that would work for our smaller church ... December 8, 2016 I purchased this book after I "discovered" it on a search to find a better accounting program that would work for our smaller church that was USER FRIENDLY. This book is written so that those of us who DO NOT have an accounting background can actually understand how to use QuickBooks in our churches. I'm VERY HAPPY I found this book!! Her website is great also!!  Product Description The ONLY book for using QuickBooks Pro, Premier, or Nonprofit in a Nonprofit or a Religious Organization. The Accountant Beside You, CPA Lisa London, has helped tens of thousands of readers worldwide set up efficient systems to reduce frustration and save time and money. In QuickBooks for Nonprofits & Churches-The Step-By-Step Guide to the Pro, Premier, and Nonprofit Versions, Lisa explains in simple, concise terms the steps you need to take to:design a chart of accounts for your specific organization,receive and track grants,handle payroll in house, including pastor housing allowance,use bank feeds,record investment income and stock gains & losses,track member accounts,keep the money safe with easy to follow internal controlscustomize donor acknowledgementsand so much more.A CPA with decades of experience working with businesses, nonprofits, and churches, Lisa London explains complex concepts in a reader-friendly engaging manner. Hundreds of screen shots guide you through the process. Whether you are new to QuickBooks or an experienced user, Lisa London will be The Accountant Beside You all the way.Table of ContentsChapter 1     QuickBooks, Fund Accounting, & Internal Controls    Chapter 2     Acquainting Yourself with QuickBooks    Chapter 3     Getting Started    Chapter 4    Designing the Chart of Accounts    Chapter 5    Tracking Grants & Programs Chapter 6    Tracking the Transactions-Items    Chapter 7    Setting Up Donors and Vendors    Chapter 8    Importing Donors & Vendors from FilesChapter 9    Recording the Money Coming In    Chapter 10  Recording the Money Going Out    Chapter 11  Entering Payroll    Chapter 12  Using Bank Feeds    Chapter 13  Reconciling the Bank    Chapter 14  Designing & Running ReportsChapter 15  Planning the Budget    Chapter 16  Closing Out Month End and Year EndChapter 17   How Do I Handle…?    A.    How Do I Account For …?    1.    Mission Trips or Member-Specific Accounts    2.    Fundraisers    3.    In-Kind Donations    4.    Volunteer Hours    5.    Show a Reserve Account on the Income Statement    6.    Inter-fund Transfers    7.    Donations of Stock    8.    Investment Gains and Losses    B.    How Do I …?    1.    Set Up Multiple-Users and Passwords    2.    Send an Accountant Copy    3.    Record a Mortgage    4.    Send a Thank You from the Receipts Screen    5.    Using the purchase order option on grants    6.    Merge duplicated donor or vendor accounts     About the Author Lisa London, CPA, has written eight accounting books in the top-selling The Accountant Beside You collection. Her books and other resources are used world-wide by tens of thousands of organizations.Lisa has worked with small, medium, and large businesses and organizations throughout her entire career. Her career began as an auditor and small business consultant with Deloitte, Haskins, & Sells. In this position, she was responsible for training new accountants, providing clients with accounting software training and evaluating internal accounting controls. Lisa later served as Director of Finance in charge of budgeting, analysis, and strategic planning for Qualex, the photofinishing arm of Kodak. At the height of the dotcom bubble, she served as CFO for a venture capital firm where she assisted portfolio companies in setting up their account