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Nonprofit organizations are unique in their financial, tax, and reporting structures.
Charitable organizations receiving donations or funding cannot exist without some knowledge of the unique elements and terms of nonprofit financial management. This course introduces students to the major concepts of nonprofit financial management and helps to track the relationship between accounting, finance, reporting, and budgeting. Using a hands-on approach, case studies, and class discussion, participants learn to design financial and budgetary reports that make presentations easy to follow and simple to understand. In an increasingly litigious environment, nonprofit directors, boards, and volunteers need to have a good understanding of financial and tax laws applicable to nonprofit organizations. This course explores how nonprofit organizations can work within the current complexities of liability and risk management.