Accounting for Associations and Foundations

Corporate
Digital Skills

Business Management and Finance

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

This training on Accounting for Associations and Foundations a discipline highly business-oriented a field in high demand that requires qualified professionals. For those looking for receive training and acquire skills practical experience in the field of accounting and finance, particularly in the context of associations and foundations, this course on «Accounting for Associations and Foundations» is the ideal approach. Participants will develop the core competencies to conduct analyses economic and financial basic skills in these organizations, preparing them for move forward in their career paths in this specific sector. As make progress in the course, students will understand how to apply the laws and regulations

Objectives

  • Understanding the accounting obligations of foundations and associations.

  • Learn about the new General Accounting Plan for ESFL 2011.

  • Become familiar with the Conceptual Accounting Framework.

  • Master the accounting standards for non-financial fixed assets.

  • Understand the regulation of financial assets and inventory.

  • Learn about funding, grants, and the distribution of surpluses.

  • Prepare annual financial statements in accordance with the applicable accounting standards.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. ACCOUNTING OBLIGATIONS OF ASSOCIATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS. ACCOUNTING PLANS FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK. 1. The accounting obligations of foundations and associations. The new accounting plans. 2. The Conceptual Accounting Framework TEACHING UNIT 2. ACCOUNTING STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO NON-FINANCIAL FIXED ASSETS. 1. Tangible fixed assets. Application of the general standard. 2. Fixed assets that do not generate cash flows 3. Contribution of fixed assets to the foundation’s endowment 4. Fixed assets transferred without consideration 5. Historical Heritage Assets 6. Intangible fixed assets. Rights of use. 7. R&D expenses. 8. Other Intangible Fixed Assets TEACHING UNIT 3. ACCOUNTING REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO FINANCIAL FIXED ASSETS AND INVENTORY. 1. Financial Assets 2. Current Assets: Inventory TEACHING UNIT 4. NET EQUITY: FOUNDING CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS. 1. Founding contribution 2. Grants, donations, and bequests 3. Distribution of surpluses: write-off of net losses. TEACHING UNIT 5. REVENUE, EXPENSES, CREDITS, AND DEBITS FROM THE CORE ACTIVITIES OF ASSOCIATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS. 1. Revenues and Expenses from the Core Activities of Non-Profit Legal Entities (ESFL) 2. Credits and Debits from Core Activities TEACHING UNIT 6. ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF ASSOCIATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS. 1. Rules for Preparing Annual Financial Statements 2. The Balance Sheet 3. The Income Statement 4. Practical Example 5. The Annual Report 6. Information on Activities 7. Action Plan 8. Inventory 9. Mandatory Allocation of Revenue and Income
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