Using QuickBooks Online for Small Nonprofits & Churches

by Lisa London

“Financial accountability is critical for your organization’s success! Make it simpler with Using QuickBooks Online for Small Nonprofits by Lisa London.”
Jane L McIntyre
Retired Executive Director, United Way Central Carolinas

How to use QuickBooks Online for a Small Nonprofit or Religious Organization

Praise for other books in The Accountant Beside You series:
From The Episcopal Church Foundation's Vestry Papers:
One very good resource to help you learn QuickBooks is Lisa London's book, "QuickBooks for Churches and Other Religious Organizations."

Verified buyer Jan E:
A Must-Have Resource
Invaluable resource if using QB for your church. Extremely well written and takes you from A to Z using a building block style. Foundational concepts first and terminology next. Very logical flow and well organized. Good explanation of accounting jargon for those of us with limited exposure and accounting challenged. Very small investment that will reap huge rewards!
If you are considering using QuickBooks Online for your small nonprofit or religious organization, Lisa London’s latest book is a must have!
The Accountant Beside You, Lisa London, has teamed up with CPA Eulica Kimber to show you how to make QuickBooks Online work for your nonprofit. From establishing good internal accounting controls, to converting from your desktop QuickBooks, to step-by-step instructions for setting up the system, QuickBooks for Small Nonprofits & Churches will guide you along the way.
This resource includes hundreds of illustrations, sample chart of accounts for a variety of nonprofits, a sample chart of account for a religious organization, and instructions on managing the various aspects of an accounting system. No prior accounting knowledge is needed; Lisa and Eulica explain the process without unnecessary jargon.

Please note: This eBook was created as a textbook to make the illustrations and charts more clear and readable. The eBook can be read on 3rd generation and up Fire tablets and all free Kindle reading apps for Ipad, Iphone, Android phones and tablets and I highly recommend using this format. If you need to read the book on Kindle eInk readers, please go to www.AccountantBesideYou.com to purchase the book in the eInk reader format. (Sorry for the inconvenience.)

241 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 22, 2016

About the author

Having been bit by the writing bug, I began to see stories all around me. When my neighbor Hilde mentioned how much she had enjoyed her Hitler Youth group, I was intrigued. Not long after that, I was helping my 100 year-old Granny pack up things and found a beautiful embroidered tablecloth that looked almost new.

“Granny, I’ve never seen you use this. Why not?”

Sadness engulfed Granny’s face. “My brother, Bud, told me he got it off a German family when he was in the war. Every time I used it, I pictured that poor German family with a bare table.”

Needless to say, it broke my heart to see her so sad. When I mentioned it to my German neighbor, Hilde stopped me.

“Tell your grandmother her brother helped a German family. We were starving after the war. So people would trade their table linens for food. If the American soldiers had not ignored the non-fraternization rules, many of us would have starved.”

Not only did this make my grandmother feel much better, at that point, I knew I had a novel that had to be written–a World War II novel written from the German civilian perspective.

When I get focused on my writing, my husband Skip and our four children think I have completely forgotten how to cook or to help on our small farm in North Carolina. When not writing, I enjoy spending time on the coast, paddle boarding, kayaking, and boating with the family.