THE IMPACTS OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION ON NON-PROFIT MAKINGS ORGANIZATION (A CASE STUDY OF GRACE OF GOD MISSION AWKUNANAW) (#5027)

INTRODUCTION
The applications of Accounting Information have contributed to the growth and development of every business entity.  Non-profit making organization on the other hand has immensely benefited from accounting information to survive, integrate and stabilize in this current economic recession in the country.  Any of the non-profit making organization that neglect the roles and impacts of accounting information will at the end of the day fold up.
Many churches today have split, folded up, merged with another due to claims that the church funds has been embezzled, diverged and mismanaged where the committee or the priest concerned fails to present and document financial records of the church.  This has created loopholes for the spreading of churches at every street and corners, hence churches are seen as the fastest means of making money.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover page Title page Approval page Dedication Acknowledgement Proposal Table of contents
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Historical background Statement of problems Statement of hypothesis Objectives of study Importance of study Conceptual definition of terms Organization of studies
CHAPTER TWO REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE What non-profit making organization is Accounting information system Accounting document Sources of income Accounting system Accounting basis Important of accounting information Impact of accounting information Dangers of unqualified hand handling accounting information
CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Sources of data Research regulation and sample size Research instrument used Data analysis techniques
CHAPTER FOUR PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA Analysis of questionnaires distributed Board members/workers and members responses Test and proofing of hypothesis
CHAPTER FIVE FINDINGS, SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION Discussions of findings Summary of findings Conclusion Recommendation  Appendix Questionnaire Bibliography