RE: Q: How to record a grant

Of Conrad > Canterford > Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 10:55 AM > To: Ben Stanley > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Q: How to record a grant > > > Ben Stanley wrote: > > Here's a silly accounting question: > > I'm the treasurer for a church... &g

Re: Q: How to record a grant

Ben Stanley wrote: > Here's a silly accounting question: > I'm the treasurer for a church... > Let's say I get a grant for $500.00 for a specific purpose > The money is deposited into the church bank account > It is spent in smaller transactions over the course of the > following year or so >

RE: Q: How to record a grant

> ... but it means I have to check the balance of the > bank account against my liabilities every time I write a cheque... > But it does make it easy to reconcile the bank statements. > :-) > If there is a better way of doing it, I'd like to hear it. The "solution" for knowing the amount left in

Re: Q: How to record a grant

On 04 Jun 2001 09:39:10 +1000, Ben Stanley wrote: > Here's a silly accounting question: > I'm the treasurer for a church... > Let's say I get a grant for $500.00 for a specific purpose > The money is deposited into the church bank account > It is spent in smaller transactions over the course

Q: How to record a grant

Here's a silly accounting question: I'm the treasurer for a church... Let's say I get a grant for $500.00 for a specific purpose The money is deposited into the church bank account It is spent in smaller transactions over the course of the following year or so How do I keep track of it? 1)