Whether your organization is large or small, it likely has some fixed assets. Therefore, it’s important to know the requirements for tracking those assets.

Whether your nonprofit or church is large or small, it needs fund accounting management. Therefore, it’s important to know the requirements, tips and how-to for tracking funds and reporting on such.

Receiving a grant can be a great opportunity for nonprofits. But what happens after your organization is awarded a grant?

A key difference in for-profit and nonprofit accounting is the concept of fund accounting, which focuses on transparency rather than profitability.

Review the most common liabilities you may need to track in your accounting.

There are times when it is best to enter certain transactions as journal entries rather than in a register.

Payroll can be tricky to ensure your salary, withholdings, and tax payments are logged correctly in your bookkeeping.

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Using a journal entry allows for even the most complex financial situations, which makes it a powerful accounting tool that can help you keep your books balanced.

Join us for our webinar introducing you to our new feature, Bill Pay! With Bill Pay, you can review and approve expenditures for your organization.

Aplos offers an array of features that you can use to maximize your account. Join us as we walk through Aplos’ advanced accounting features.

A financial audit can feel intimidating, but reviewing your financial reports is an important process to verify that your organization is following accounting best practices, and demonstrating financial stewardship and health.