To learn about the complications of all types of in kind donations with a practical application. Included in this presentation are all of the types of potential in kind donations and services including a section on how to value such gifts. Items included are in kind type items such as: facilities, utilities, securities, auction items, services, related party, bargain purchases, equipment, etc.
Beth, OK
"This presenter is incredibly knowledgeable, but does a good job of simplifying the material and reasoning behind why things are done this way. Having worked in a non-profit organization, this presentation would also be great for the Finance Committee, Board presentation or even internal management, especially for organizations with heavy reliance on in-kind goods and volunteer services. Often times, non-accountants have trouble understanding why certain activities/donations cannot be recorded; this presentation stated it quite simply."Sammy, NC
"I liked that fact that Neely got through all her slides, which is a testament to the very good organization of her presentation, and I also appreciated all the illustrative examples that she gave for how to treat specific situations with concrete journal entries."Bernice, PA
"Neely Duncan put on an outstanding presentation. She is an knowledgeable and effective speaker. I like the fact that she incorporated examples in her presentations and took the time to answer participants' questions after each polling question."Cynthia, WV
"I thought this would be from the taxpayer point of view instead of from the NPO's; however, I did gain a lot of valuable information and I am happy that I continued watching after realizing that it wasn't for the benefit of the taxpayer."Cynthia, MS
"The information on In-Kind donations has helped me understand the importance of keeping accurate records of the contributions of both money and time to the nonprofit that I am administrator of. Thanks a bunch"Tatyana, FL
"Neely really knows the subject matter and wants to share the knowledge with anyone and everyone. It is especially appreciated that she does this as a volunteer speaker. Thank you very much, Neely!"Julie, GA
"This was an excellent presentation with examples, resolutions and a download to refer back to for future references. Totally worth the time. Would enjoy more presentations from this presenter."Constance, CA
"Very informative webinar. The speaker was very knowledgeable and the detailed slides and examples (especially the journal entries) really helped to understand the accounting issues."
Forvis Mazars
Partner / National Nonprofit Advisory Services Leader
neely.duncan@us.forvismazars.com
(972) 702-8262
A member of FORVIS National Nonprofit Advisory Services Practice and Center of Excellence. Neely has more than 20 years of audit and advisory experience in public accounting. Her expertise includes financial statement audits, Single Audits, grants management, assessments and compliance, outsourced accounting functions, standards implementation, internal audit procedures, strategic planning, and tax-exempt matters for a wide range of nonprofit entities. Neely also performs forensic work related to various cases for technical matters for nonprofits.
In addition to handling the accounting, consulting, and audit needs of her clients, she advises clients on operational efficiencies, internal controls, and governance issues and routinely shares best practices with clients gained from working with a variety of organizations. She is a highly sought national speaker on technical matters in the accounting community. Neely also served in the United States Navy for four years.
Neely is a member of the American Institute of CPAs, Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants, where she serves as a board member, TXCPA -Dallas, where she serves as a board member and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Inc. She holds the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) designation.
She has been involved with many other professional associations, including Dallas Social Venture Partners, Finance Chair, Arthritis Foundation, Dallas Heroes Project, and Great Girls Network.
Neely is a 2000 magna cum laude graduate of Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia, with a bachelor’s degree in accounting.