Learn how to stay compliant when accounting for contributions and how to overcome its unique challenges.
Accounting for contributions under GAAP can be challenging and keeping up with changes in accounting standards, while performing your daily responsibilities, can add to that challenge. This topic will help you understand the differences between contributions and exchange transaction; and determining when contributions contain donor-imposed conditions and/or donor-imposed restrictions. We will also go over the accounting and disclosure requirements for noncash contributions and promises to give.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to differentiate between a Contribution and an Exchange transaction.
- You will be able to recognize when contributions are conditional.
- You will be able to identify accounting requirements related to Contributions.
- You will be able to identify disclosure requirements related to Contributions.
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Agenda
Understanding the Difference Between Contributions and Exchange Transactions
- Definition of Exchange Transaction
- Definition of a Contribution
- Reporting Equity Transfers
Determining If Contributions Are Conditional
- Donor-Imposed Condition
- Barriers
- Right of Return
- Recognition and Measurement
Determining If Contributions Are Donor Restricted
- Donor-Imposed Restriction
- Restricted for Time
- Restricted for Purpose
- Perpetually Restricted
- Accounting for Restrictions
Noncash Contributions
- Accounting for Gifts-In-Kind
- Accounting Gifts of Long-Lived Assets
- Items Used for Fundraising Purposes
- Contributed Services
- Contributed Utilities and Use of Long-Lived Assets
- Brief Overview of ASU 2020-07 - Presentation and Disclosure of Nonfinancial Assets Received
Promises to Give
- Initial Recognition and Measurement
- Subsequent Measurement
- Disclosure Requirements
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This course was last reviewed on September 13, 2023.
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Mark Robins, CPA
Aprio, LLP
- Partner, Assurance Services at Aprio, LLP
- Over 15 years of experience in public accounting
- Specializes in nonprofit financial reporting and auditing
- Conducts regular seminars and workshops internally and externally on various topics in accounting and auditing
- Member of the AICPA
- B.S. degree in accounting, California State University Northridge
- Can be contacted at 240-364-2645 or [email protected]
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