Non Profit
Transparency is the single most important word these days when it comes to non-profit organizations. In recent years, scandals have been uncovered not just on Wall Street, but school districts and religious organizations as well. This has clearly taken its toll on investor confidence. However, we are now noticing a decrease in donor confidence among non-profit organizations as well. How can a non-profit ever reach the big time donors if they cannot provide them with a clear financial record? If you were a donor and you were trying to decide who to trust with your money, would you not feel more comfortable with an organization that can produce accurate financials?
Smetana & Bardes CPAs specializes in maintaining the books for non-profits. We work closely with non-profit organizations and have developed custom reports to aid them in maintaining proper financial records.
If you are a newly formed non-profit, you will quickly notice that it is essential to develop at least basic skills in financial management. Expecting others in your organization to manage finances can be a huge risk if you do not have the proper internal controls in place. We specialize in internal control development, process documentation, and control testwork to enhance the segregation of duties within your organization and mitigate the risk of misappropriation of assets.
Smetana & Bardes CPAs offers a full range of remote bookkeeping & accounting services for your non-profit organization. We offer three main packages. For each package we will create and maintain your organizations general ledger in QuickBooks.
Basic
Our "Bookkeeper Basic" package is the perfect solution for non-profits which are just starting out and do not have a very big budget for accounting.
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Advanced
Our "Bookkeeper" package will do everything your "in-house" bookkeeper can do except answer the phones and get you coffee.
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Controller
Our "Controller" package is aimed at non-profit organizations that need assistance with financial analysis and/or want regular meetings to discuss financial results or to meet requirements of third parties and board members.
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