Missions Contribution Funds & 2 Accounting Funds
Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2024 3:53 pm
I'm a new Powerchurch user and just want to confirm I am not misunderstanding.
We only need 4 contribution funds / designations -
100 Tithe
200 Missions
300 Building
400 Special/Pass-thru
I understand each of the above gets tied to ONE account, on the Accounting tab in the Contribution Fund itself. This allows for the income to get posted in Fund Accounting when you post the contribution transactions.
So, for example, the Contribution Building Fund 300 above would be tied to the General Fund checking account, for the times deposits go into the General Fund. My questions is - how do we handle Building Fund contributions when they are other times deposited directly into the Building Fund bank account?
Do I just add a 2nd Contribution Fund for Building direct deposits (maybe contribution fund 301), and tie it to that separate bank account? Since Contribution Funds can only be tied to one account in Fund Accounting, I'm guessing that's the only option. Can someone please confirm, or tell me what I'm missing?
Thanks in advance!
Karen
We only need 4 contribution funds / designations -
100 Tithe
200 Missions
300 Building
400 Special/Pass-thru
I understand each of the above gets tied to ONE account, on the Accounting tab in the Contribution Fund itself. This allows for the income to get posted in Fund Accounting when you post the contribution transactions.
So, for example, the Contribution Building Fund 300 above would be tied to the General Fund checking account, for the times deposits go into the General Fund. My questions is - how do we handle Building Fund contributions when they are other times deposited directly into the Building Fund bank account?
Do I just add a 2nd Contribution Fund for Building direct deposits (maybe contribution fund 301), and tie it to that separate bank account? Since Contribution Funds can only be tied to one account in Fund Accounting, I'm guessing that's the only option. Can someone please confirm, or tell me what I'm missing?
Thanks in advance!
Karen