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  1. GAAP consists of a common set of accounting rules, requirements, and practices issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB). GAAP sets out to standardize the classifications, assumptions and procedures used in accounting in industries across the US.

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  2. Fund Accounting Principles and Practices. Our Very Ambitious Agenda. Overview of governmental GAAP. Fund accounting structure. Classification and terminology. Government-wide accounting and financial reporting requirements “Walk-through” the financial statements (now there is something to live for!) Common reporting problems.

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  3. Chapter 1: Basic Governmental Accounting Concepts. This chapter focuses on some of the underlying accounting principles and concepts that underlie all governmental accounting and financial reporting. In order to understand governmental financial statements, the reader needs to understand these basic concepts.

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  4. Key Principles of Fund Accounting. Fund Segregation. A cornerstone of fund accounting is the segregation of funds. This principle ensures that each fund is used and accounted for according to its designated purpose, whether for a specific project, operational need, or donor-specified intention.

  5. The Budget and Accounting Procedures Act of 1 950 places the responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control upon the head of each executive agency. These systems must conform to the accounting principles, standards, and re­

  6. Nonprofits must follow the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) in their financial practices and ensure they respect the restrictions placed on the funding they receive from individual contributors, grantor, and governing entities.

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  8. The participant will be introduced to basic accounting concepts and terminology for a fund accounting system including double-entry bookkeeping procedures; internal controls and procedures found within the local school environment; journalizing and recording activity fund economic events at the