The bulk of this Publication originated in May 1998. UPTD: July 06, 2008
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TO: Interested Ministries FROM: Jim Bramer, Retired CPA-Auditor
FILE: 0002-01/allRE: ASSIGNMENT ACCOUNTING Originated: May 1998
This is also described when you use a QuickBooks Acctg Method described in http://www.bcidot.org/qbb/0601-06.html#11Please access http://www.bcidot.org/all/0002-99.html for more specifics on such matters. Also go to
SPENDING CONTROL for a web site designed specifically to provide more help along these lines.Be sure you know about this unique FinFax accounting system that fully unitizes this overall BuxBox system.
The topic here is what could be called ASSIGNMENT, or APPORTIONMENT, accounting, because the Ministry has decided to determine in advance which discretionary expenses of their operation is to be paid in order of priority.
Then when discretionary money comes in, it is ASSIGNED, or APPORTIONED, to be sure that these receipts pay expenses in priority fashion.
This type of expense control, in actuality, is a alternative to most budget processes.
The bulk of this Publication originated in May 1998. UPTD: July 06, 2008
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(1) An Online Document, or WRIT (Writing), may be applicable to all Ministries, or it may be designed for just groups like: Evangelical Church, School, Missionary Agency or Organization, Christian Camp / Conference, or other named group.
(2) WRIT formats include the perspective of Jim@bcidot.org via IOMs (Inter-Office Memos) to the Ministry Finance Team (MFTeam); THRDs, a hypothetical Online conversation with members of the MFTeam; GLEANINGS, or Scripture within context of the MFTeam; FWIW; A periodic editorial (For What it is Worth); TRUISM, or believed Ministry Finance principles; and FAQ, response to Frequently Asked Questions
