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Kaitlin Cashwell, Paul Copley, PhD, CPA, and Michael Dugan, DBA
Thousands of CPAs work in the not-for-profit sector, and thousands more volunteer as members of the governing boards of not-for-profit organizations. There is little in the academic background or experience of many accountants, however, to prepare them to analyze and evaluate not-for-profits. University courses in not-for-profit accounting emphasize the recording of transactions and the preparation of financial statements, rather than the evaluation of financial and operational effectiveness. Board members without substantial accounting expertise are even less equipped to interpret not-for-profit financial reports.
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