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We are a new 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation set up for educational purposes. Our initial startup costs were paid through a different organization (they are posting this as a grant). Since the expenses were directly paid by this other entity for startup costs associated to the new entity, how would this be recorded for the new association? No money transferred into the bank account. Would it still be considered grant income and expense and recorded as a journal entry?
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Create if you do not have it, a cash type bank account
deposit the funds in the cash account using grant income as the source account for the deposit
then pay the startup expenses from that account
Create if you do not have it, a cash type bank account
deposit the funds in the cash account using grant income as the source account for the deposit
then pay the startup expenses from that account
Thank you. I created a Cash 'In Kind' grant asset account and a corresponding grant income account. I was able to then clear it with the corresponding expense entries.
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