Let me introduce, Dr. Anna Van Heeckeren. Dr. Anna is the President and CEO of One Health Organization. She is also a veterinarian who saw the need for affordable care for pets whose owners are unable to take them to the vet. One Health keeps pets and people healthy at home! With more people sheltering at home, One Health’s service is essential.
As an outdoor enthusiast, this Client Spotlight is near and dear to my heart. I am delighted to introduce to you Mera Cardenas of Canalway Partners. If you’ve ever had the pleasure of biking or walking the Towpath Trail that weaves throughout Cleveland, you can thank Canalway Partners as they are the chief fundraiser for the Towpath Trail in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County. They take the lead in strategic decision making, grant writing, and community outreach. Canalway Partners also hosts many events throughout the year that encourage people to spend time outdoors exploring our great city. The board and staff of Canalway Partners recently celebrated the opening of a new section of the Towpath Trail in the Tremont neighborhood. (See photo below.)
We work with many nonprofits and understand the hurdles they face trying to grow their organization while effectively managing finances, including financial planning and reporting. Here are just two examples of how BudgetEase has helped nonprofits through its bookkeeping expertise.
What is a donor restriction and why is it different from a board restriction? In this quick video, Cindy Gill explains the difference:
Commercial Activity Tax (CAT) is a tax imposed for the privilege of doing business in Ohio. CAT is calculated on taxable gross receipts from most business activities in Ohio, or activities that benefit an Ohio-based business.
What do you need in an Expense Report? To save you and your bookkeeper time, incorporate the following seven features into your Expense Report.
Cash may be King but never underestimate the value of a clean balance sheet. What does clean mean and why is it important?
Audits can be anxiety producing but they don’t need to be. You just need to be organized.
We often help nonprofits simplify their bookkeeping records that are overwhelming because the financial statements have too much detail. Often, more is NOT better. Too much information (TMI) can be confusing and doesn’t paint a clean picture of how the organization is doing.
Troubleshooting QuickBooks Issues for a NonProfit
Challenges:
- There is an “.ADR” file extension appearing on the files within the QuickBooks Desktop folder.
- The nonprofit can’t create a usable, portable file.
- There are two users accessing QuickBooks from the organization, BUT only one person can use the file at a time.
