Accounting & Finance

Your money, your numbers

Useful Information

Contact accountants

Consider your company type

Consider where your accounting will be done:

- on site, at your company

- remotely, at accountant's location

Decide who will do your accounting

- an employee

- a contractor

- yourself

Decide which (local or global) accounting principles you'll use at your company

- GAAP

- IFRS

- Other

Decide which accounting method you'll use at your company

- cash

- accrual

An appreciation of depreciation

Your company depreciation table

Your company amortization table

Technology selected for your online accounting

Method selected to upload and share your accounting documents for your accountant/accounting

Managing restricted funds

Inventory management

Items that your accountant requests from 'bookkeeping' 

Nonprofit Accounting

Self-pay: The right way for your business (V)

Think money first

Templates: Financial projections by Score

Tools and Integrations (Q)

Quickbooks Online

Specialists

Useful Information

Contact accountants

Consider your company type

Consider where your accounting will be done:

- on site, at your company

- remotely, at accountant's location

Decide who will do your accounting

- an employee

- a contractor

- yourself

Decide which (local or global) accounting principles you'll use at your company

- GAAP

- IFRS

- Other

Decide which accounting method you'll use at your company

- cash

- accrual

An appreciation of depreciation

Your company depreciation table

Your company amortization table

Technology selected for your online accounting

Method selected to upload and share your accounting documents for your accountant/accounting

Managing restricted funds

Inventory management

Items that your accountant requests from 'bookkeeping' 

Nonprofit Accounting

Self-pay: The right way for your business (V)

Think money first

Templates: Financial projections by Score

Tools and Integrations (Q)

Quickbooks Online

Specialists

Tutorials

Contract with a bookkeeper

Gather:

- receipts

- proof of acquisition of assets during fiscal year

- proof of sale of assets during fiscal year

- invoices

- quotes

- estimates

- contracts

- inventory

- filed tax paperwork

- your sales terms

- your donation receipts (non-profits)

- allocation of donation funds (non-profits)

- credit funds received

Create a database of:

- your clients

- your vendors and suppliers

- your merchandise

- your business bank accounts

- your business credit card accounts

- database of credit extended to customers

- database of gift cards or vouchers sold

- list of tangible assets in use

- list of intangible assets in use

- tangible assets that belong to the company

- intangible assets that belong to the company 

Organize the paperwork:

- digital folders

- hard copy folders

- inside the bookkeeping software

- at the bookkeeper's (mirroring)

Profit and loss (understanding the financial statement)

Journals

Learn how to make journal entries

- manually

- in QuickBooks Online

Set up your bookkeeping software

Clean up your bookkeeping data

Learn how to prepare a bank deposit

Learn how to prepare a bank reconciliation

Ensure you understand how to read:

- income statements
- cash flow statements
- statements of changes in equity
- balance sheets
- notes to financial statements

Learn what your tasks are to collaborate with your bookkeeper:

- upload receipts and documents

- ask questions

- answer questions

Templates

Tools and Integrations (Q)

Use Google Sheets to analyze your bookkeeping data

Specialists

Useful Information

List your monthly:

- direct costs

- indirect costs

- priorities for your business

- priorities for yourself

- own personal revenue

- personnel, labor, professionals, contractors costs

- benefits costs

- training costs

- membership costs

- savings, a percentage of revenue

- investment, a percentage of revenue

- profit, a percentage of revenue

- debt service amount

- tax amount or percentage to set aside

- overhead (mortgage, rent, utilities, etc)

- equipment costs

- administrative & office expenses

- miscellaneous expenses

- influx of money

10-step annual budget checklist

Basic budgeting for non-financial professionals

Capital supports mission

Fundamentals of nonprofit budgeting

Introduction to project budgets

Dave Ramsey's envelope system

True program costs

Understanding cost allocation

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Useful Information

Use your own numbers from the budgeting section

Cash flow

Open a bank account

Introduction to cash and voucher assistance

Managing cash flow

Money mindset: Removing blockers (V)

Understanding cash flow

Templates

36-month cash flow projection by Score

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Useful Information

Basics of finance

- embed your return on investment (R.O.I.)

Make your business credit worthy

Improve the value of your business

Financial projections

Projected vs actual financial projections

Finance and budgets in emergencies

Financial Management Essentials Certificate

Operating reserves and policy example

Transforming nonprofit business models

Understanding reserves

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Useful Information

Grants

Managing public grants

Loans

ABC's of online lending: Access, benefits and considerations (V)

Sponsorships

Fiscal sponsorship: What and why?

Creative financing and bootstrapping techniques

Find the right financing for your business: Lots of financing, few good choices (V)

Demystifying humanitarian financing: Pooled funding - how can NGOs engage?

Demystifying humanitarian financing: Private funding - a growing source for NGOs?

Finding funding

Crowdfunding

Equity offer to investors

Share splitting (with partners)

Exchanges

Donations

Measuring outcomes

7 secrets your bank does not want you to know

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Noelle Randall's YouTube channel

Useful Information

Contact a tax preparer

Contact a tax planning professional

Adjustments

Benefits

Credits

Deductions

Expense types

Gains and losses

Getting the paperwork ready

Interests

Investments

Periodical tax accounts to set & use

Periodical tax payment to set & implement

Revenue types

Set up how to collect taxes automatically for your online company every time you make a sale

Tax advantages because of natural disasters

Tax advantages based on other conditions

Tax authority:

- mailing address

- online address

- email address

- payment link(s)

Tax rate(s) for your company

Types of taxes (income, labor, benefits, sales, etc)

You'll collaborate with your accountant / tax preparer regarding:

- sales tax computation and remittances

- other tax computation and payment matters

- the filing of forms periodically

- tax filing

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists (Q)

- Fiscal authorities in the world

https://www.irscalculators.com/world-tax-authority-list