Bank accounts and £85k limit for financial services compensation scheme
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Advice: for new not- for-profit, dual-entry financial software
Genevieve Hibbs Volunteer at MissionAssist / NAF (Board member) ... / A Rocha UK Posted 4 months ago
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I am looking to set up a small not-for-profit organisation. A basic and essential part of that is accounting, the software must be:
- low-cost.
-easy to use
- easy to interrogate.
- backed by a company that gives clear instructions, accessible support, and is likely to be around for at least 5 years.
About the dictionary:
- It is to prepare and launch my 'English User's Dictionary: tools for authors and users of English', : that has more and features than Wiktionary or any other dictionary that I am aware of.
- It is open ended , so will need a similar editing structure, that is, or must be more controlled than Wikipedia.
- To date, over a 20 year period, I have carried all the development costs.
So my main to do list is:
- Source: accounting software.
- Recruit highly competent Wiki editing team.
- Decide how I might best launch it temporarily as a linear file, like docx, pdf, or ...
There is nowhere better to ask these questions than Charity Connect!
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