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Shelby Financials Release 9.2 adds the Statement of Functional Expense report to the list of General Ledger reports. If you are not familiar with this report, then you should take a few minutes to watch the 2018 GAAP Reporting Standards Read More
I suspect that most readers of this blog already know that tax-free income is rare. And, a tax court in Minnesota has ruled that love offerings to pastors must be treated as taxable income. Check the ECFA post for all Read More
In this 43 minute webinar, Rodney Smith, an auditor with PSK, covers new reporting standards for churches and other nonprofits. Alfred Johnson, Shelby Financials Product Owner, provides a quick look at the new Statement of Functional Expense Report. The new Read More
New General Ledger report for Release 9.2.Here is a quick snapshot of one report view. I plan to post a set of instructions for setting up and using this new report in a future post. Questions? Leave a comment.
The European Union, as well as other governing authorities, have laws that are designed to protect an individual’s personally identifiable information (PII). In Shelby Financials’ database, vendor, customer, volunteer, and employee records all contain personally identifiable information and in certain Read More
The Financials Release 9.2, which is scheduled for the last week of November, will contain over 20 year-end tax updates. At the state level, Oregon added a new Transit tax starting July 1 and now the state legislature has decided it should Read More
OVERVIEW: The state of Oregon’s new Transit Tax went into effect on July 1, 2018. This tax applies to all employees, whether exempt or not and is based on state taxable wages. This tax will need to be reported on Form W-2. Read More
A number of years ago I was contacted by a pastor wanting to know how he could log in to their accounting application. I told him that his church accountant could give him access. His answer? “She will not let Read More
OVERVIEW: The state of Oregon’s new Transit Tax goes into effect on July 1, 2018. This tax applies to all employees, whether exempt or not and is based on gross wages. Currently, this tax will not be reported on Form W-2, but Read More
The steps below may provide all the information you need to get started using this new Shelby Financials reporting tool. However, you also might like to review 3 lessons that will help you get the hang of it. See Lesson links Read More