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Non Cash Charitable Contributions
Accounting for items donated to your nonprofit can be confusing. There are many things to consider when auctioning or selling donated goods. This blog provides the accounting journal entries involved for the nonprofit or church and the contribution receipts for the donors. Continue reading
Posted in 501(c)3, Accounting, Aplos, Church, Contributions, Fund Accounting, Fundraising, Non-profit, Organization
Tagged appraised value of donated item, Contribution receipts, difference between donated price and sold price, fundraising accounting entries, gifts in-kind, how do I record a noncash donation, noncash contributions, receiving gifts-in-kind, what is the value of my donation
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