we had a recent stock donation from a church member. how do I record this gift in fund accounting so that i can reconcile the monthly statement?
I have only had disbursements and change in value amounts to reconcile so far.
So usually when i reconcile I only have one disbursement and a change in value number.
I enter this change in value amount through contributions and it posts to a change in value account in fund accounting that I can reconcile.
I enter the check through manual check entry as paid to the church from the stock asset account. So this I can reconcile.
What does the transaction look like to account for the transferred in stock. I need a transaction to reconcile..... I guess it could be another positive change in value transaction. Would that be the way to record it?
Thanks for your help.
recording a stock donation for bank reconciliation
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Re: recording a stock donation for bank reconciliation
Um ... why would this show up in the bank reconciliation? Did you deposit any funds in the bank? Was there a debit from the bank account?Carol D wrote:we had a recent stock donation from a church member. how do I record this gift in fund accounting so that i can reconcile the monthly statement?
I have only had disbursements and change in value amounts to reconcile so far.
So usually when i reconcile I only have one disbursement and a change in value number.
I enter this change in value amount through contributions and it posts to a change in value account in fund accounting that I can reconcile.
I enter the check through manual check entry as paid to the church from the stock asset account. So this I can reconcile.
What does the transaction look like to account for the transferred in stock. I need a transaction to reconcile..... I guess it could be another positive change in value transaction. Would that be the way to record it?
Thanks for your help.
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.
Re: recording a stock donation for bank reconciliation
It shows on the statement from the investment account that I reconcile each month.
begin bal. 83996.87
credits ----
debits (6164.81)
sec. trans 6270.00
net credits/debits/transfers 105.19
change in value (3,186.08)
ending bal. 80,915.98
I have never had a sec transfer before so usually I have the debit amount because I record through manual check entry the check that is made to the church as disbursement -6164.81 from the investment account(it is fund 03) and I record through contributions the change in value amount of -3186.08. I then would reconcile these two transactions. So far since I never had a stock transfer the disbursement amount equaled the net credits/debits/transfers. Now I have the transfer so I assume I should have a transaction to reconcile for the 6270.00 transfer amount.
begin bal. 83996.87
credits ----
debits (6164.81)
sec. trans 6270.00
net credits/debits/transfers 105.19
change in value (3,186.08)
ending bal. 80,915.98
I have never had a sec transfer before so usually I have the debit amount because I record through manual check entry the check that is made to the church as disbursement -6164.81 from the investment account(it is fund 03) and I record through contributions the change in value amount of -3186.08. I then would reconcile these two transactions. So far since I never had a stock transfer the disbursement amount equaled the net credits/debits/transfers. Now I have the transfer so I assume I should have a transaction to reconcile for the 6270.00 transfer amount.
Re: recording a stock donation for bank reconciliation
FWIW ... I've not seen that type of transaction done for any disbursement from a mutual or stock fund. Normally it would be done using a Funds Accounting transaction entry. is the 6270.00 an increase in the stock or mutual fund?Carol D wrote:It shows on the statement from the investment account that I reconcile each month.
begin bal. 83996.87
credits ----
debits (6164.81)
sec. trans 6270.00
net credits/debits/transfers 105.19
change in value (3,186.08)
ending bal. 80,915.98
I have never had a sec transfer before so usually I have the debit amount because I record through manual check entry the check that is made to the church as disbursement -6164.81 from the investment account(it is fund 03) and I record through contributions the change in value amount of -3186.08. I then would reconcile these two transactions. So far since I never had a stock transfer the disbursement amount equaled the net credits/debits/transfers. Now I have the transfer so I assume I should have a transaction to reconcile for the 6270.00 transfer amount.
The way I do it, and the way others have advised, is listed in this topic:
https://www.powerchurch.com/forum/viewt ... ent#p38115
I'm not sure if I can give you an good advice on this. I would consult an accountant to see what they recommend, there may be one in your congregation you could ask.
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.