Nonprofit Accounting Flashcards
What are the three basic statements for NPOs?
Statement of Financial Position
Statement of Activities
Statement of Cash Flows
What are the parts of the Statement of Cash Flows for NPO?
- Operating
Unrestricted and temporary restricted
Includes interest income/expense, dividend income - Investing
Includes investments acquired and sold
Includes PPE disposal - Financing
Restricted
Includes money received for L/T purpose
What statements are required for VHWO?
3 required statements for NPO PLUS
Statement of Functional Expenses
Includes program expenses (furthers mission) and support services (secondary - fund raising, membership development)
When can NPO not report contributions of property as revenue?
When NPO receives donation of art, artifacts, or antiques that intends to:
- use for display or research purposes only
- care for themselves, and
- use sale proceeds to reinvest in other collectibles
When are donations of services recorded as revenue for NPO?
If the services either:
- create or enhance a non-financial asset, OR
- require specialized skills
When are conditional promises recorded as revenue for NPO?
When either:
- conditions have been substantially met, OR
- there is a remote likelihood that conditions will not be met
When is money received for others considered revenue for NPO?
When either:
1. they have power to redirect money, OR
2. beneficiary is financially related
If not, recorded as liability
What are the four statements required for Health Care Organization?
Balance Sheet
Statement of Changes in Net Assets
Statement of Cash Flows
Statement of Operations/Activities - includes performance indicator
What are the parts of the Statement of Operations for Health Care Organization?
PP - No One
Patient service revenue - gross amount
- Provision for contractual adjustment - no charity or generally bad debt
= Net patient service revenues
+ Other operating revenues - gift shop
- Operating expenses - bad debt
+ Non operating revenues - interest/dividend income
= Excess of Rev/Gains over Exp/Losses (Performance Indicator)