Helping Our Seniors in Georgia

by CL Davidson | Jan 8, 2018 | Behind the Q, NonProfit

Helping Our Seniors in Georgia – There was a very interesting article ‘Growing Older in Georgia’ recently published in GeorgiaTrend. Are the following desirable lifestyle features for Millennials or Seniors? Easy access to stores, restaurants, and offices...

2018 is Here – What’s in Store for Accounting

by CL Davidson | Dec 31, 2017 | Behind the Q, NonProfit

2018 is Here – What’s in Store for Accounting 5 Prediction for Accounting in 2018 was an interesting article I came across in The CPA Practice Advisor. The five predictions were as follows: 1. Revenue recognition guidance will cause implementations of SaaS billing and...

Is Accounting the Blind Spot of Your Meals On Wheels?

by CL Davidson | Dec 13, 2017 | Behind the Q, NonProfit

Is Accounting the Blind Spot of Your Meals On Wheels Nonprofit Organization? – As the Chief Executive of Meals On Wheels you must manage many moving parts: a dynamic distribution network, strenuous compliance that comes with Federal and State funding, the...

‘Tis the Season

by CL Davidson | Dec 10, 2017 | Behind the Q, NonProfit

The year is beginning to wind down and we’re finding ourselves swept up in the holiday mood. The days are shorter. Temperatures are dropping – we’ve even seen a little snow. We’ve put together a holiday video that we hope you will enjoy.  One...

Working with NFPs, we are inspired every day!

by CL Davidson | Nov 20, 2017 | Behind the Q, NonProfit

So much to be thankful for! We are blessed in many ways. Foremost among the things we are grateful for is working with nonprofit organizations and helping them keep their accounting up-to-date, accurate, and compliant. Working with nonprofits, we see the best of...

How Meals on Wheels America “Kills Stupid Work”

by CL Davidson | Nov 19, 2017 | Behind the Q, NonProfit

How Meals on Wheels America “Kills Stupid Work” It’s unusual phrase: “Kill Stupid Work.” But it draws attention to something Meals on Wheels America wants to avoid and serves as a rallying cry. “We don’t spend the time we used to spend in spreadsheets trying to build...