Representation of the financial position of nonprofit organizations: the Habitat for Humanity situation

Article Abstract:

The economic impact of not-for-profit organizations makes it an imperative that their financial statements are precise. The Statement of Financial Accounting Standard No. 116 has helped these nonprofit organizations to compute the contributed services and contributed materials. Nevertheless, the statement was not able to require the valuation of donated services at fair value and inclusion as income. It also did not value donated materials at fair value and recognized them as revenue.

Accounting and auditing, Nonprofit organizations, Habitat for Humanity

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A framework for assessing financial stability?

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The measures taken by Financial Stability Departments to analyze financial stability are discussed.

United Kingdom, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Analysis, Financial analysis, Economic stabilization, Finance departments

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