"The Cash Flow Management Book for Nonprofits is absolutely indispensable for every nonprofit organization, large or small." --Peter F. Drucker * Worksheets * Checklists * Sample Forms * Sample Cash Flow Forecasts * Sample Reports * Cash Flow Improvement Plan * Sample Grant Compliance Checklist A Powerful Strategic Tool for Long-Term Financial Health Cash flow management is key to the financial health and overall success of a nonprofit organization. But many nonprofits address cash flow issues only when there is a problem, missing the opportunity to use cash flow as the powerful strategic tool…mehr
"The Cash Flow Management Book for Nonprofits is absolutely indispensable for every nonprofit organization, large or small." --Peter F. Drucker * Worksheets * Checklists * Sample Forms * Sample Cash Flow Forecasts * Sample Reports * Cash Flow Improvement Plan * Sample Grant Compliance Checklist A Powerful Strategic Tool for Long-Term Financial Health Cash flow management is key to the financial health and overall success of a nonprofit organization. But many nonprofits address cash flow issues only when there is a problem, missing the opportunity to use cash flow as the powerful strategic tool it has the potential to be. In The Cash Flow Management Book for Nonprofits, financial management experts Murray Dropkin and Allyson Hayden present a powerful, strategic tool for the financial management of nonprofit organizations--no matter how large or small. The authors show nonprofit leaders how to create a proven plan for cash flow management and develop effective strategies for day-to-day and long-term financial planning. This nuts-and-bolts resource outlines the basics of cash flow management, explains the various revenue streams, and helps readers to identify their primary revenue sources and corresponding cash flow management strategies. In addition, this practical workbook is filled with to-do lists, sample forms, worksheets, schedules, policies and procedures, checklists, and more. Using the book's ideas and recommendations, any nonprofit can learn how to increase its income, improve its financial performance, and manage the resources that will help realize its mission. Advance Praise for The Cash Flow Management Book for Nonprofits "Murray Dropkin and Allyson Hayden have developed more than a practical how-to book on the critical issue of cash flow management. They provide comprehensive guidance for the financial expert and a context to enable the whole organization to develop a 'cash flow awareness.'" --Frances Hesselbein, chairman of the board of governors, the Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management "Positive cash flow is the lifeblood of any organization, and Cash Flow Management is an essential guide to charting a course for success." --Ron Werthman, vice president of finance, treasurer, and CFO, Johns Hopkins Health System "The Cash Flow Management Book for Nonprofits takes the reader well beyond cash into the operational processes that generate it. The book reflects extraordinary insight into the real-life opportunities and pitfalls associated with managing nonprofit organizations." --David H. Freed, president and CEO, Nyack Hospital, Nyack, New York "This book provides every nonprofit, regardless of size or focus, with useful strategies for enhancing their bottom line through effective cash flow management." --Carol Wolff, president, the National Area Health Education Center (AHEC) OrganizationHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
The Authors Murray Dropkin, CPA, M.B.A., is president of CMS Systems, Inc., a consulting firm that specializes in helping clients in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors improve their operational and financial activities. Dropkin is also managing partner of Dropkin & Company, Certified Public Accountants. He has experience in accounting, auditing, taxation, and management consulting for government, commercial, and nonprofit organizations. He is a coauthor of The Budget-Building Book for Nonprofits (1998, Jossey-Bass). Allyson Hayden, M.S.W., C.S.W. , is a senior consultant, editor, and writer for CMS Systems, Inc. She has fifteen years of experience writing for commercial and professional magazines, newsletters, and other publications in the areas of organizational development, health, medicine, fundraising, accounting, sociology, and psychology.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Exhibits. Preface. Acknowledgments. The Authors. Introduction. PART ONE - CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT: OVERVIEW. 1. The Importance of Proper Cash Flow Management. A. How Can Nonprofits Benefit from Effective Cash Flow Management? B. What Issues Are Important in Cash Flow Management? C. Who Will Benefit from a Better Understanding of Cash Flow Management? D. Who Should Be Involved in Cash Flow Management? E. An Example. 2. Types of Nonprofit Income: Financial and Cash Flow Management Considerations. A. Classifying Income. B. Managing Donated Income and Resources. C. Managing Earned Income. D. Managing Asset-Generated Income. E. Which Chapters in This Book Are Most Relevant to Your Organization? 3. Cash Flow Management and Internal Controls: An Overview. A. The Control Environment. B. Cash Receipts. C. Receivables. D. Cash Disbursements. E. Petty Cash. F. Bonding. G. Investments. H. Payroll. I. Inventory. J. Property and Equipment. PART TWO - USING POLICIES, FORECASTS, BUDGETS, STRATEGIES, AND TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT. 4. Cash Flow Policy and Procedure Development. A. General Guidelines for Policy Development. B. Characteristics of Effective Policies. C. Policies Related to Cash Flow Planning and Management. 5. Operating Budgets in Cash Flow Management. A. Operating Budgets: Basic Concepts. B. Overview of Budgeting. C. Budgeting Strategies. D. Budgeting Calendars. E. Budgeting Goals, Guidelines, Policies, and Procedures. 6. Cash Flow Forecasting. A. Fundamentals of Cash Flow Forecasting. B. Cash Flow Forecasting Based on the Operating Budget. C. Short-Term Cash Flow Forecasting. D. Periodic Review of the Cash Flow Forecast. E. Corrective Actions for Forecasted Cash Shortages. 7. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. A. Cash Receipts and Disbursements Reports. B. Variance Reports. 8. Strategies for Improving Cash Flow Management. A. Income Improvement Strategies. B. Working Capital, Liquidity, and Financial Flexibility Strategies. C. Investment Strategies. D. Banking Strategies. E. General Cash Flow Improvement Strategies. F. Solutions for Short-Term Negative Cash Flow Problems. G. Solutions for Serious Cash Flow Problems. H. Effective Ongoing Cash Flow Management. I. Special Topics on Cash Flow Improvement. 9. Cash Flow Planning and Budgeting for Capital Projects. A. Evaluating Your Organization's Operating Environment. B. Evaluating Economic Variables. C. Evaluating Capital Projects. D. Financing Capital Projects. 10. Cash Flow Technology. A. Technology as an Ongoing Concern. B. Key Considerations in Technology Upgrades. C. Cash Flow Technology and the Internet. D. Additional Considerations for Using Technology to Improve Cash Flow. PART THREE - SPECIFIC CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF INCOME. 11. Program Service Income. A. Effective Policies and Procedures. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 12. Income from Sales of Inventory. A. Effective Policies and Procedures. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 13. Income from Contributions. A. Effective Methods for Soliciting Contributions. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 14. Income from Grants. A. Private Sector Grants. B. Government Grants. C. Cash Flow Forecasting, Planning and Grant Budgeting. D. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. E. Cash Flow Technology Issues. F. Additional Considerations. 15. Interest, Dividend, and Royalty Income. A. Interest. B. Dividends. C. Royalties. D. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. E. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. F. Cash Flow Technology Issues. G. Additional Considerations. 16. Income from Membership Dues. A. Opportunities and Considerations. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 17. Income from Special Events. A. The Role of Special Events in Cash Flow Management. B. Special-Event Planning. C. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. D. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. E. Cash Flow Technology Issues. F. Additional Considerations. 18. Real Estate and Rental Income. A. Challenges and Considerations. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 19. Income from Sales of Assets. A. Sales of Various Types of Assets. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. PART FOUR - PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER. 20 Your Cash Flow Management Plan in Action. A. Sample Cash Flow Improvement Plan: Overview. B. Sample Cash Flow Improvement Plan: Step-by-Step Guide. 21. Conclusion. A. Collaboration. B. Flexibility. C. Information and Knowledge. D. Forethought, Planning, and an Orientation Toward the Future. PART FIVE - PRACTICAL CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT RESOURCES. Resource A: Sample Cash Flow Reports and Forms. Resource B: Sample Grant Checklist for Cash Flow Planning and Management.
List of Exhibits. Preface. Acknowledgments. The Authors. Introduction. PART ONE - CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT: OVERVIEW. 1. The Importance of Proper Cash Flow Management. A. How Can Nonprofits Benefit from Effective Cash Flow Management? B. What Issues Are Important in Cash Flow Management? C. Who Will Benefit from a Better Understanding of Cash Flow Management? D. Who Should Be Involved in Cash Flow Management? E. An Example. 2. Types of Nonprofit Income: Financial and Cash Flow Management Considerations. A. Classifying Income. B. Managing Donated Income and Resources. C. Managing Earned Income. D. Managing Asset-Generated Income. E. Which Chapters in This Book Are Most Relevant to Your Organization? 3. Cash Flow Management and Internal Controls: An Overview. A. The Control Environment. B. Cash Receipts. C. Receivables. D. Cash Disbursements. E. Petty Cash. F. Bonding. G. Investments. H. Payroll. I. Inventory. J. Property and Equipment. PART TWO - USING POLICIES, FORECASTS, BUDGETS, STRATEGIES, AND TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT. 4. Cash Flow Policy and Procedure Development. A. General Guidelines for Policy Development. B. Characteristics of Effective Policies. C. Policies Related to Cash Flow Planning and Management. 5. Operating Budgets in Cash Flow Management. A. Operating Budgets: Basic Concepts. B. Overview of Budgeting. C. Budgeting Strategies. D. Budgeting Calendars. E. Budgeting Goals, Guidelines, Policies, and Procedures. 6. Cash Flow Forecasting. A. Fundamentals of Cash Flow Forecasting. B. Cash Flow Forecasting Based on the Operating Budget. C. Short-Term Cash Flow Forecasting. D. Periodic Review of the Cash Flow Forecast. E. Corrective Actions for Forecasted Cash Shortages. 7. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. A. Cash Receipts and Disbursements Reports. B. Variance Reports. 8. Strategies for Improving Cash Flow Management. A. Income Improvement Strategies. B. Working Capital, Liquidity, and Financial Flexibility Strategies. C. Investment Strategies. D. Banking Strategies. E. General Cash Flow Improvement Strategies. F. Solutions for Short-Term Negative Cash Flow Problems. G. Solutions for Serious Cash Flow Problems. H. Effective Ongoing Cash Flow Management. I. Special Topics on Cash Flow Improvement. 9. Cash Flow Planning and Budgeting for Capital Projects. A. Evaluating Your Organization's Operating Environment. B. Evaluating Economic Variables. C. Evaluating Capital Projects. D. Financing Capital Projects. 10. Cash Flow Technology. A. Technology as an Ongoing Concern. B. Key Considerations in Technology Upgrades. C. Cash Flow Technology and the Internet. D. Additional Considerations for Using Technology to Improve Cash Flow. PART THREE - SPECIFIC CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF INCOME. 11. Program Service Income. A. Effective Policies and Procedures. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 12. Income from Sales of Inventory. A. Effective Policies and Procedures. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 13. Income from Contributions. A. Effective Methods for Soliciting Contributions. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 14. Income from Grants. A. Private Sector Grants. B. Government Grants. C. Cash Flow Forecasting, Planning and Grant Budgeting. D. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. E. Cash Flow Technology Issues. F. Additional Considerations. 15. Interest, Dividend, and Royalty Income. A. Interest. B. Dividends. C. Royalties. D. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. E. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. F. Cash Flow Technology Issues. G. Additional Considerations. 16. Income from Membership Dues. A. Opportunities and Considerations. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 17. Income from Special Events. A. The Role of Special Events in Cash Flow Management. B. Special-Event Planning. C. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. D. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. E. Cash Flow Technology Issues. F. Additional Considerations. 18. Real Estate and Rental Income. A. Challenges and Considerations. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. 19. Income from Sales of Assets. A. Sales of Various Types of Assets. B. Cash Flow Forecasting and Planning. C. Cash Flow Reporting, Monitoring, and Analysis. D. Cash Flow Technology Issues. E. Additional Considerations. PART FOUR - PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER. 20 Your Cash Flow Management Plan in Action. A. Sample Cash Flow Improvement Plan: Overview. B. Sample Cash Flow Improvement Plan: Step-by-Step Guide. 21. Conclusion. A. Collaboration. B. Flexibility. C. Information and Knowledge. D. Forethought, Planning, and an Orientation Toward the Future. PART FIVE - PRACTICAL CASH FLOW MANAGEMENT RESOURCES. Resource A: Sample Cash Flow Reports and Forms. Resource B: Sample Grant Checklist for Cash Flow Planning and Management.
Es gelten unsere Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen: www.buecher.de/agb
Impressum
www.buecher.de ist ein Internetauftritt der buecher.de internetstores GmbH
Geschäftsführung: Monica Sawhney | Roland Kölbl | Günter Hilger
Sitz der Gesellschaft: Batheyer Straße 115 - 117, 58099 Hagen
Postanschrift: Bürgermeister-Wegele-Str. 12, 86167 Augsburg
Amtsgericht Hagen HRB 13257
Steuernummer: 321/5800/1497
USt-IdNr: DE450055826