Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting
by Robert Scott, Robert Freeman, Craig Shoulders, Dwayne Mcswain
Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting provides a clear foundation for understanding accounting in public-service and mission-driven organizations. It explores the distinctive financial environment of governmental and nonprofit entities while emphasizing the role of accounting in accountability, reporting, and informed decision-making.
About This Book
Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting presents an overview of accounting as applied to governmental and nonprofit organizations.
The book focuses on the distinct financial context of entities whose purposes extend beyond profit generation.
It offers a foundation for understanding how accounting supports accountability, reporting, and informed decision-making in public-service and mission-driven settings.
Written by Robert Scott, Robert Freeman, Craig Shoulders, and Dwayne Mcswain, this title is suited to readers seeking a structured introduction to the field.
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