Controller Services
Outsourced Controller.
Overview.
Keeping up with the ever-changing financial best practices and financial and donor reporting requirements is difficult for any organization, particularly nonprofits. Your priority is furthering your organization’s mission, and strategic direction, and satisfying donor requirements, not getting caught up in day-to-day record keeping and budget reconciliations. However, a robust finance department is key to maintaining compliance, adhering to best practices, and maintaining fiscal responsibility in the eyes of our donors.
It’s hard to hire and retain accounting professionals, and it’s no easier to develop the expertise in-house. Many organizations have opted to outsource their accounting needs and hire a virtual financial controller.
Optimize your financial infrastructure
Our Controller teams will optimize your financial infrastructure and manage your finance department. We will relieve you of having to worry about your going transaction processing and reporting requirements, allowing you to focus on your organization’s strategic direction, initiatives, and mission. We provide an team of accounting, finance, and technology experts to manage your organization’s finance department.
Some of the services we offer as a part of our nonprofit financial controller services include:
Leverage our expertise
Goldin Group won’t just manage your accounting department – we’ll transform it. As a nationally recognized leader in cloud technology, we streamline your processes making your organization more efficient. When we become part of your team, we bring our expertise in accounting, cash flow management, financial reporting, grant reporting, and the latest financial technology.
By partnering with us, you get a customized solution that’s tailored to suit your needs. Our team’s flexibility allows you to choose how much of your accounting you want to be handled by our virtual controller and how much you prefer to keep in-house if any.
Your virtual controller will set up, customize and maintain your financial infrastructure while providing financial statements and schedules that include nonprofit-specific categories such as donations, membership fees, program allocations, services, fundraising, and operations.