Free Spreadsheets for Your Church or Nonprofit Accounting Needs
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I am offering some of my church accounting spreadsheets, completely free of charge.
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Free Spreadsheets: To receive your free accounting software downloads described below, simply fill in the form below to subscribe to my free newsletter: My free spreadsheets are just single entry fund accounting spreadsheets. See my
basic accounting
page. If your church or nonprofit organization can afford it, double entry software is the best for your accounting needs.
However, if you are a start up church or nonprofit or cannot afford any accounting software, my free accounting software downloads may be just what you are looking for.
(Automatic) Regular Accounting Spreadsheet
Note: You must have MS Excel installed on your computer to open up and run these accounting spreadsheets.
This workbook (set of spreadsheets) consists of monthly general ledgers that automatically carry all totals to a monthly financial statement and quarterly reports.
Then all the totals from the monthly reports automatically generate an annual report.
I have done several revisions, but the spreadsheets still look basically like
these pictures.
Basic Accounting Spreadsheet
This workbook (set of spreadsheets) consists of a monthly general ledger, monthly report, and an annual report. Unlike my regular accounting free spreadsheets....only the annual report is automatically generated. You will have to hand put in all the totals for the monthly reports.
The general ledger is set up for 3 separate fund accounts. The monthly report has no formulas (except for set up) and is easy to modify.
Now you can add or delete fund accounts to your heart's content!
This workbook (set of spreadsheets) will help you keep your fund accounting general ledger and bank statement reconciled.
This wonderful chore should be done every month. It is my least favorite accounting chore that I do for our church. It is especially fun if your bank sends out statements on any day but the last day of the month.
So, I am not responsible for any hair pulling, crying, or strong urges to throw your computer out the window these spreadsheets may cause.
This is the one I made for our church. It is very basic, but it works for us. All you need to do is click on the "Name" cell and type in your organization's name. Then it is ready to use.
*See instructions for setting up and using my
spreadsheets.
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I want to provide my spreadsheets free of charge and this is a way I can do it.
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