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The Difference between a Bookkeeper, an Accountant, and a CFO

The Charity CFO

As an executive-level role, the CFO is in charge of guiding the overall financial strategy of the organization. Nonprofit CFOs are also responsible for clearly and accurately reporting financial data to the board of directors. An accountant takes on a higher level of responsibility than a bookkeeper.

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Are Your Compliance Processes Keeping Up with Evolving Audit Requirements?

Bramasol

Key responsibilities of the PCAOB include: Setting Standards: The PCAOB establishes and enforces auditing, attestation, quality control, and ethics standards for registered public accounting firms. Enforcement: The PCAOB has the authority to discipline accounting firms and individuals for violations of PCAOB rules and securities laws.

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Why Nonprofits Need to Switch from Cash-Basis to Accrual-Basis Accounting

The Charity CFO

Benefits of Accrual-Basis Accounting for Nonprofits Switching to accrual-based accounting can have a lot of benefits for nonprofit organizations. Many regulatory bodies and grantors require accrual-basis financial statements. Better transparency also helps you stay compliant with regulations or grant requirements.