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Subject Mastering QuickBooks: A How-to Clinic for Nonprofit Bookkeepers
Date June 29, 2020 5:34 PM
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Are you ready to take your nonprofit's use of QuickBooks to the next level of strong practice and efficiency?

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Mastering QuickBooks: A How-to Clinic for Nonprofit Bookkeepers

Are you ready to take your nonprofit's use of QuickBooks to the next level of strong practice and efficiency? Have you been struggling to get QuickBooks to track activities and build reports unique to the nonprofit space? Join nonprofit QuickBooks expert Gregg S. Bossen CPA for a two-part webinar series: “Mastering QuickBooks: A How-to Clinic for Nonprofit Bookkeepers.”

About The Presenter:

Gregg is a practicing CPA with a full-service accounting firm located in Atlanta, Georgia. After graduating college from Emory University in 1987, he began his career at KPMG Peat Marwick. In 1989, Gregg started his own firm that currently supports more than 550 clients. Annually, Gregg teaches for Intuit, the makers of QuickBooks, during the QuickBooks Accountant’s Update Seminar given around the country. The seminar’s purpose is to teach accountants the new features available in the latest version of QuickBooks. In total, Gregg has taught over 1500 seminars to more than 35,000 students. Presently, Gregg is teaching a live seminar designed exclusively for nonprofit organizations around the country.

Here's what we'll cover during our webinar series:

Day 1 (90 Minutes)

- In-Kind Contributions – How to easily value, enter and report on gifts of both goods and services provided without skewing your board reporting.
- Tracking Volunteers – How to use QuickBooks as a volunteer database tracking both volunteer activities and hours worked. Use QuickBooks calculated values based on hours multiplied by QuickBooks entered rates for counting towards matching grants.
- Auto Allocating Expenses – How to get QuickBooks to auto split indirect costs (e.g. utilities, rent, supplies etc…) between programs, administrative and fundraising classes based on memorized percentages entered into QuickBooks. Saves tons of time!
- Board Reporting Part 1 – How to easily get a one page P & L compared to Budget for your monthly board meetings that your board will love, without spending days in Excel!

Day 2 (90 Minutes)

- Restricted Grants – How to track all aspects of your restricted grants including entering them, assigning expenses to grants, generating reports on your grants compared to grant budgets, and dealing with received grants for future years artificially inflating current year revenues.
- Board Reporting Part 2 – Getting detailed reports that one board member is asking for easily and without adding a bunch of additional accounts that mess up your overall Board Financials.

Please sign up for EITHER the two-part cloud-based version OR the two-part desktop version:

For Desktop QuickBooks Users For Cloud-based QuickBooks Users

Dates: July 8th AND July 9th Dates: July 15th AND July 16th

Time: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM ET Time: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM ET

Price: $138 ($69 for each webinar) Price: $138 ($69 for each webinar)

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Please note: The recorded versions will be available within three business days after the live event via your webinar account.

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