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Most nonprofits operate based on some kind of annual operating budget. A budget is a financial plan usually covering one calendar year written out as a long list with two main categories:.

Expected income sources including corporate contributions, in-kind donations, fundraising income, grant income, revenue from events, sales, etc. Where exactly your income and expenses come from and how you group them in your budget will depend on the nature of your organization. An annual operating budget for a university will be very different than a budget for a small local art gallery. They should also let you track how your income and spending for the year compare to your budget goals.

For more information about how to create a budget, check out the National Council of Nonprofits guide to Budgeting for Nonprofits.

Looking at these documents can tell you how much money you have, where your money is, and how it got there. Most nonprofit-friendly accounting software like QuickBooks Aplos or Nonprofit Treasurer will allow you to generate financial statements automatically. Nonprofits use three main kinds of financial statements: the statement of activities , the statement of financial position , and the statement of cash flows. The statement of financial position is like the nonprofit version of the balance sheet.

Instead, it has net assets. Expressed in equation form:. Notice how there are two types of net assets: unrestricted and restricted net assets. Unrestricted net assets are any funds your nonprofit has received from donors that have no rules or conditions attached to them, like a pure cash donation.

Restricted net assets are donations that have certain terms and restrictions attached, have special accounting procedures, and must be kept separate from other net assets.

The statement of activities also sometimes called the operating statement is like the nonprofit version of the income statement. Notice also how the statement of activities is divided into two sections: restricted and unrestricted.

Just like the statement of financial position, the statement of activities keeps net assets that have conditions and stipulations attached to them separate from unrestricted funds.

While for-profit cash flow statements will talk about sales, service fees and investment income, nonprofit cash flow statements will more often mention items like donor contributions , membership dues , program fees and fundraising proceeds instead. Turn off Animations. Turn on Animations. Microsoft Office Applications. Office Enterprise — Nonprofit Cloud Subscriptions Donated and discounted subscriptions that provide a combination of applications and services Donated and discounted subscriptions that provide a combination of applications and services.

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