This case provides a vehicle to discuss the presentation of the financial statements of a non-profit organization. Annual report of the orchestra is unusual. It focuses on the contribution to fixed costs of operations, highlighting the operating deficit and how this deficit was, or was not, made of deferred capital gains and annual fundraising. The box also includes a projection of eight, in the published financial statements, which is very unusual.
by
David W. Young,
Robert N. Anthony
Source: The Crimson Group
5 pages.
Release Date: October 8, 2012. Prod #: TCG249-PDF-ENG
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