by Suzanne Bakker | Nov 17, 2023 | annual accounts, annual accounts report, annual financial report, annual report, transparency | Annual Reporting
Your annual report carries a lot of information. Some of it very explicitly of course. Like: here’s what we did last year. Here’s how much we spent. And so on. But there’s more under the surface. Let’s look at what else your reader can see in your nonprofit’s annual...
by Suzanne Bakker | Nov 10, 2023 | annual accounts report, annual financial report, annual report, impact, impact reporting | Annual Reporting
When we talk about reporting, especially annual reporting, often it seems to be about all sorts of easily measurable things. Like statistics, numbers, facts, and activities. It seems to be more about what we did than about the impact we’ve generated with our...
by Suzanne Bakker | Nov 4, 2023 | annual accounts, annual accounts report, annual financial report, annual report, transparency | Annual Reporting
One of the words most used when it comes to annual reporting is transparency. We want to be transparent to the community we serve, to our main stakeholders, and to our (future) supporters. But it isn’t always clear what it means, transparency in your nonprofit annual...
by Suzanne Bakker | May 18, 2023 | annual accounts, annual accounts report, annual financial report, storytelling | Annual Reporting
By the time you start writing your annual report it can be really hard to remember everything about last year. And that’s OK! Because your annual report doesn’t really need to show ALL the details of ALL your activities. What should be in your annual report There is...
by Suzanne Bakker | Feb 9, 2020 | annual accounts, annual accounts report, annual financial report, equipment, expenses, finance management | Annual Reporting, Finance Management
If you buy equipment that costs more than a certain amount, this equipment becomes a so-called tangible fixed asset on the balance sheet of your annual accounts report. Maybe you wonder what that means and why it might be important? Equipment on your balance sheet The...
