Accounting

M: $39.95 NM: $50.00	Selecting and Evaluating an Auditor John S. Ostrom The relationship that a college or university develops with its external auditor can make a substantial contribution to the fiscal management of the institution. Since the last edition of this book more than a dozen years ago, changing standards, a shrinking industry, and tougher government regulation have drastically altered the nature of accounting for higher education institutions. This updated edition provides guidance on selecting and evaluating an auditing firm that is right for your institution. (157 pages, Book-Softcover, NC3074, 2006)
M: $29.95 M: $25.00 NM: $40.00 NM: $34.00	Essentials of College and University Accounting: A Reference Companion to NACUBO's Online Self-Study Course This reference guide presents the basic accounting concepts, terminology, and definitions used by colleges and universities. The guide, a companion to NACUBO's online self-study course of the same name or a standalone reference, compares college and university accounting concepts to those in the commercial sector; explains fund accounting and defines activity groups; describes the three main financial statements and their relationship to institutional accounting; discusses basic institutional accounting transactions and their impact on the financial statement; and highlights the differences that result from the application of accounting standards relevant for public and for independent colleges and universities. (126 pages, Book-Softcover, NC3078, 2006)
M: $46.95 NM: $62.95	CASE Management and Reporting Standards: Standards for Annual Giving and Campaigns in Educational Fund Raising This newly revised and updated bestseller supplies the comprehensive standards and definitions required for preparing yearly fund-raising reports as well as management and reporting standards for fund-raising campaigns. It helps development officers compile fund-raising results for presentation, compare results to previous years and against other institutions, and monitor relationships between fund-raising and related activities. (188 pages, Book-Softcover, NC3056, 2004)
M: $49.95 NM: $70.00	Managerial Analysis and Decision Support: A Guidebook and Case Studies Developed by NACUBO's Accounting Principles Council, this guidebook, written by highly experienced, seasoned college and university leaders, is designed to help you make sense of today's world and provide the right tools to make the right decisions. The book, first published as eBooks, includes chapters on performance measurement, enrollment forecasting, activity-based costing, endowments, budgeting, and data warehousing as well as case studies on cost of space, responsibility center management, performance indicators, and an activity-based costing approach to IT decision making. (344 pages, Book-Softcover, NC3054, 2004)
M: $49.95 NM: $64.95	Presentation and Analysis of Financial Management Information, 2nd edition Jay D. Kenton Jay D. Kenton offers an easy-to-follow guide to help your institution prepare and present clear, effective financial management reports that aid decision-making. Learn how to prepare standard reports as well as reports on academic performance, enrollment projections, and auxiliary enterprises--and to leverage this strategic resource. Includes more than 60 sample exhibits to aid your reporting and analysis. (274 pages, Book-Softcover, NC3029, 2002)
M: $29.95 NM: $39.95	Audits of Federal Student Financial Aid Programs, 2002 Edition Steve Collins A handy and valuable reference for auditors performing Circular A-133 audits at colleges and universities or U.S. Department of Education audits at proprietary and some independent schools, as well as for financial aid and business officers who are preparing for these audits. The guidebook bridges the gap between the somewhat general "Suggested (Audit) Procedures" in the OMB Circular A-133 Education Audit Guide and the extremely detailed regulations governing the operation and management of the student financial aid programs at participating institutions. It also covers common student financial aid compliance requirements, such as institutional eligibility, cash management, financial reporting, and refunds, as well as specific program compliance requirements. The guide's Summary of Compliance Determinations can be used by auditors to summarize an institution's level of compliance. (159 pages, Book-Softcover, NC3036, 2002)