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Gifts-in-kind: Valuation, Presentation and Disclosures
Tax
Webcast

Gifts-in-kind: Valuation, Presentation and Disclosures

Unpack the accounting and tax concepts surrounding in-kind contributions to ensure that your organization has reported these contributions correctly from both a GAAP and Form 990 reporting perspective.

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Format

Webcast

NASBA Field of Study

Accounting

Level

Intermediate

CPE Credits

2

Instructor

Brian Yacker, Susan E. Budak

Availability

3 months

Product Number

WC4107545

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The value of nonfinancial or noncash gifts

Measuring the value of nonfinancial or noncash gifts — commonly referred to as gifts-in-kind (GIK) — that not-for-profits receive presents a unique challenge.

This session of the Not-for-Profit Section’s monthly webcast series explains some of the issues surrounding GIK presentation and disclosure requirements from both a GAAP and Form 990 reporting perspective.

We'll provide answers to common questions regarding:

  • Whether there is flexibility in presenting or disclosing immaterial items
  • Which categories are used for disclosure
  • Whether contributed cryptocurrency is a financial asset or a nonfinancial asset
  • Whether expenses that are funded by GIKs should be presented separately from other expenses
  • Whether assets donated for use in raffles/fundraising galas/auctions are within scope

Key Topics

  • Valuation of hard-to-value noncash items
  • Financial statement and Form 990 presentation
  • GAAP and Form 990 disclosures for contributed nonfinancial or noncash assets (gifts-in-kind)

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify situations requiring in-kind contributions to be reported or not to be reported.
  • Calculate the value of in-kind contributions.
  • Distinguish the accounting treatment for in-kind contributions.
  • Determine the disclosure requirements.
  • Discuss how noncash contributions are reported on charitable contribution acknowledgements.

Who Will Benefit

  • Individuals with knowledge of or interest in the not-for-profit industry
  • Accounting and finance professionals
  • NFP tax preparers and users of NFP tax returns
More Details
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting, Taxes
Level
Intermediate
Prerequisites
Knowledge of the not-for-profit industry
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This is a digital product. With full paid access the content will be available to you for 3 months after purchase date.
Duration
2 hrs
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Speakers
Brian Yacker
JD, CPA
Brian Yacker, CPA/JD has nearly 30 years of tax, legal and accounting experience in serving nonprofits. Currently, he is a Nonprofit Tax Partner at Baker Tilly. His areas of expertise include public support test calculations and planning; preparation of reasonable compensation studies; governance best practices consultation; recommendations regarding effective bylaws; conducting of nonprofit governance check-ups; compliance with the §501(h) lobbying safe harbor; proper functional expense allocations; helping nonprofits through IRS and state Attorney General audits; maximizing charity watchdog ratings; preparation of federal and state tax exemption applications; conducting of unrelated business income revenue stream studies; and the proper internal and external reporting of special event fundraisers. Brian is actively involved in the Internal Revenue Service Advisory Council, AAA-CPA, the TE/GE EO Council, the AICPA EO Tax Technical Resource Panel, the AICPA Not-for-Profit Advisory Council, and the ABA Exempt Organizations Committee. Brian teaches nonprofit accounting as an adjunct professor at the University of California, Irvine. Brian earned his bachelor's degree in finance and marketing from the University of Virginia and his juris doctor from the Indiana University School of Law (Bloomington). His personal interests include hiking, camping, sports memorabilia collecting, playing fantasy sports, Asian cooking, and spending time with his wife, two daughters, son, and two dogs.
Susan E. Budak
CPA
Sue Budak, CPA, is a consultant and author who writes extensively within the not-for-profit industry, including the annual update of the AICPA Audit and Accounting Guide Not-for-Profit Entities. As a FASB staff member and consultant, Sue worked on all the not-for-profit standards issued from 1991 through 2009. She also worked with the GASB on its reporting model for public colleges and universities. Sue received the 2008 Daniel D. Robinson Accounting Award, which is presented by NACUBO to an individual who has demonstrated a continuous commitment to the advancement of college and university accounting and financial reporting. She also received the 2019 Ensuring Student Success Award in the Volunteer category for her work with Illinois School District 54. Earlier in her career, Sue served as assistant controller at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois and as a senior accountant at Deloitte in Chicago, Illinois. Sue received her M.M. from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management and her B.B.A. from Loyola University Chicago. Contact Sue Budak at sebudak@interactiveaccess.com.
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