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Not-For-Profit (NFP)
• This chapter presents the accounting and
financial reporting principles used by both
governmental (public) and nongovernmental
(private) colleges and universities, and by
health care providers.
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
• It is very important to note that the restricted
asset classes, either temporarily or permanently,
do not report expenses on the organization’s
statement of activities.
• The restricted asset classes (temporarily or
permanently) would report restricted contribution
revenue and any restricted investment
income/losses, but cannot report any expenses.
• Expenses are reported only in the unrestricted
asset class.
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
• The depreciation is reported as an expenditure
of the fund that uses the tangible long-lived
assets during the period.
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Private NFP Entities
• Contributions of services are recognized as a
revenue, with an equivalent amount recorded
as an expenditure, if the services received (1)
create or enhance nonfinancial assets or (2)
require specialized skills, are provided by
individuals possessing those skills, and would
typically need to be purchased if not provided
by donation.
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Private NFP Entities
• FASB 124 extended to not-for-profit
organizations the basic standard of fair value
for investments that was presented in FASB
115 on investments.
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Private NFP Entities
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Colleges and Universities
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Tuition and Fees
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Public Colleges and Universities
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Private Colleges and Universities
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Health Care Providers
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Health Care Providers
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Hospitals
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Hospitals
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Hospital Accounting/Reporting
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Hospital Accounting/Reporting
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Hospital Accounting/Reporting
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Voluntary Health and Welfare
Organizations (VHWOs)
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Other Not-For-Profit Entities
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You Will Survive This Chapter !!!
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Chapter 19
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