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Quote from: jorgeanna on October 20, 2010, 12:39:50 AM
hala ka! sayanga oi. abi nako ma-view ang tanan.... daghan baya ko documentaries nga ako pa unta upload diri....
Quote from: jorgeanna on October 20, 2010, 12:24:31 AM
Padz, kani ra nga video or tanan?
Quote from: jorgeanna on October 20, 2010, 12:27:40 AM
hahaha ila-ilahon nako na beh kinsa na cya
musta imong pilgrimage?
â™, ↠ga identity crisi pod ang reply bwahehehe 
Quote from: jorgeanna on October 19, 2010, 09:36:03 PM
kinsay kahay makapuli ni michael jackson as the king of pop?...
Quote from: islander on October 19, 2010, 10:17:21 PM
elem pa ko ani uy, hehe. uwaw ko da.
manoi hoboy yesterday:
Byutipol mn gid sang pics... Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on October 19, 2010, 10:27:09 AM
What was the biggest amount of money you won in a lotto/lottery ticket?
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 17, 2010, 10:12:56 AM
Father, please grace us with the pictures when you return. Advanced Thanks!
Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on October 19, 2010, 10:33:31 PM
Tonight the website of the PCSO (Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office) declares unable to handle traffic spike. I don't understand that a government agency with billions of income every month can't afford to upgrade its web server.
Quote from: luckybelle on October 19, 2010, 10:43:13 PM
So nice... have you not been a doctor bagay sayo maging priest
Quote from: Scarb on October 19, 2010, 06:07:29 PM
ahaha guzto ka modern kodkodran? heres it 4 yah
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Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on October 19, 2010, 08:16:13 AM
Pad'z, pamasahe! aron wagtang ang pama-ol!
Quote from: Scarb on October 19, 2010, 01:26:17 AM
Wohoo ..nauli na diay ka Pad§ nga nagginamoz naman? yopak ba ka sa tour?
Quote from: islander on October 09, 2010, 11:11:59 AM
Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 09, 2010, 02:48:43 AM
Sa una Dre mao jud ni patakaran pasalamat nalang bitaw ta nga nabag o na ang pamaagi. Karemember pud ko mangutana ko sa akong mother nganong naay wala masulod ug lubong sa menteryo sa Calape ug mao to ingon akong mother nga either protestant daw ang namatay or nag suicide.Sa amoa sa isla wala may gilubong sa gawas sa menteryo tapad pa gani sa lubong sa akong father kay ang nag suicide nga kakabata nako so naa nay kabag uhan. Subo bitaw hunahunaon nga nalain ang uban.
Diri ang menteryo namo kay usa ka compound pero tunga catholic ug non catholic ang nag separate ra nila kay ang agianan. Siguro ang mga kalag magbisitaay kay silingan ra gud sila hehehhe.
Quote from: Scarb on October 07, 2010, 07:20:41 AM
In other words..nindot sila pakongon?
Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 07, 2010, 07:13:49 AM
Murag serious imong gibasa diri Dre di ba kaha showbiz ni nga column hehhehe.
Quote from: islander on October 06, 2010, 05:17:21 PM
magbinisaya ka o mag-iningles, di gyod na mawala imong 'deport' ug 'dabiana' nga mga pulong. na-edukar ka ba, cheers? pag-sure uy.
unsa man gyoy tuyo nimo nga nagpatuyang man kag pang-akusar ug mga tawo pinaagi ani nga forum nga di man gani nimo angkonon ug barogan ang imong mga punto kay nagtakoban man ka ug lain nga ngalan? morag niapil ra man ka ani nga forum aron lang motira ug mga tawo. kun gingil-aran ka sa pamatasan anang imong gikamatyan ug kalagot, magpinareha diay ka?
gawas, paila. atubanga ang anchorman ug si jelly bean. duha na mo sa imong amiga nga nagpatabon. mora hinoon ug kamo mismo di kumbinsido sa inyong baroganan. your irrational anger will never be satisfied. magkabuli-buli ka na lang, magkab*lat-b*lat pa, di gyod nang style sa imong kasuko matagbaw, bisan pakapinan pag hikog.
ayaw na balik-balika nang imong punto kunohay nga 'follow rules ang regulations'. ikaw mismo wa mosunod mao nga giluod na ko. kaning rules and regulations di lang na bahin ug kuwarta. mora na man hinoon ug kuwarta ray imong nahibaw-an. naay poy rules and regulations bahin ug pamatasan.
Quote from: Scarb on October 06, 2010, 03:31:32 AM
makaon pod na mga roses sa cake Pads? Gimme a slice..!
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 06, 2010, 12:43:27 AM
Beautiful! Father, can you also show us a view of the interior of your parish? Thanks, Father Lungay.
) Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on October 05, 2010, 12:51:35 AM
Pad'z, thank's for cracking me up early here @ work...bitaw, hinumdom jud ko ni Nestor Balili didto sa cainggit palamu-ot kaau iya estorya pero dilang nako ika sabwag ang details dinhi...si capirig pod, kadto iyang gi padagan sa grandstand oval tong motor nga walay hapin ang lingkuranan during a motocross races held in tagbilaran...hahaha
Quote from: Scarb on October 04, 2010, 08:33:39 PM
Pwede pod atong e request nga ipabalik tungod ug alang sa mga sacred
nga nahintumpawak sa madagmalon nga mangwilikay..aherms..awrk§
â—,, My one-cent sa LIMBO
Quote from: Scarb on October 03, 2010, 01:17:33 AM
fwede pod referee , naa na ba?
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 03, 2010, 01:10:58 AM
hehehe, both sides have a point, and we can only hope that transparency and honesty reigns in all matters revolving this issue.
May the poor be helped, may those who gift generously continue to give with meekness in their hearts, for sure, God loves a happy giver.
And shall shower them return a thousand fold! Trust me, He does.
Peace to all those involved.
God Is Great!
... October 3rd, 2010... groundbreaking sad sa among bag-ong church, since naguba ang daan sa Hurricane Katrina in 2005Quote from: Scarb on October 02, 2010, 06:21:47 PM
Pads, nakadungog btw. ko ana nga naay option ang mga pari..wla na lang ko mo dig-up tarong ky dli man ko madre whops aw eh.
On the other side am glad nga pwede diay manintal og pari..>butangi..tua na mitipaz napod...! kabog..!
Quote from: islander on October 01, 2010, 04:11:08 PM
well, you chose english as your medium in your posts. how about you getting a lecture/seminar first on basic english grammar and composition? a little vocabulary enhancement on the side may also help. let's start with the word "sanctimonious". kindly look it up in the dictionary.
Ahihihihi Quote from: cheers on October 01, 2010, 01:58:41 PM
Accounting Practice for Non-Profit Organizations
Source Documents/ Filing -
Each entry should be backed up with folders of documents supporting each transaction. In addition to receipts, payments should be supported by a payment voucher and any other relevant documentation. Payments and receipts should be filed separately. File these documents in date order, the most recent on top. This filing system should make it easy to find the records for any transaction listed in the cashbook.
Provide Receipts for Donors â€"
Always give receipts when you receive any kind of donations. It is best to use the carbon copy kind. This allows the donor to claim their contribution on their tax return, as well as provides you with a record of donations.
Explanation of Accounts -
The accounts included in the spreadsheet are:
• Bank Account â€" Record deposits, withdrawals, and fees charged
• Cash â€" Keep track of all cash transactions
• Donations â€" Monetary support received
• Non-Cash Donations â€" Estimate the value of clothes, food, etc received
• Sales â€" Record goods sold at the selling price
• Cost of Goods Sold â€" Keep track of the cost of and profit made on goods purchased for sale. More on this account below.
• Advertising â€" Cost of advertising the organization's purpose or an event
• Bank Fees â€" Record any fees charged by the bank
• Charitable Contributions â€" Record the transaction when funds are transferred to help your cause (i.e. To a specific school, orphanage, charity)
• Miscellaneous Expenses â€" One-time expenses not covered under the given accounts
• Office Supplies â€" Envelopes, staples, paper to print flyers, etc
• Postage â€" Stamps, delivery expenses
• Printing Expenses â€" Having material printed for an event, making copies
• Professional Fees â€" Hiring a consultant, accountant, web page designer, lawyer, etc
• Other Income â€" Any income that isn't a donation or sale, and that doesn't relate to the mission of the organization. For example, if the organization invests in a mutual fund, the profit from the sale of the stock would be listen under Other Income. Also, if the organization's savings account receives interest, it will be recorded under this account.
Keep in mind that you can tailor the spreadsheets to your own activities and needs. If there is a recurring expense that isn't covered under the given accounts, don't hesitate to create a new account (don't forget to assign an account number to it and add it to the income statement). Likewise, feel free to delete any extraneous accounts that you don't use. Just make sure your records are consistent.
Recording Transactions -
Each transaction, be it receiving a donation, selling cards, or paying a bank fee, must be recorded in order to keep accurate business records. Each entry should be recorded in the general ledger. The general ledger is the core of your records, where every financial transaction is accounted for. It may seem confusing at first, but it's easy once you've made a few entries.
There are two main points to understand when using a general ledger. The first is that the information recorded in the general ledger is used to create an income statement, which is an overall picture of efficiency based on income and expenses for a given time period.
The second issue is that you will always create two entries for any given transaction. For example, if you receive a donation of 2,000 yen:
First, record the donation under Donations (100):
06/29/06 Donation 2,000 Received donation from Mr.X
Then, make an entry under the Cash account, since the cash has not yet been deposited into a bank account.
06/29/06 Donation 2,000 Received donation from Mr.X
When you deposit the money into the organization's bank account, you will again make two seperate entries to record the transaction:
Under Bank Account:
07/02/06 Deposit 2,000 Deposited donation
Then, under Cash, subtract the amount of the deposit, since you no longer have the cash on hand:
07/02/06 Deposit <2,000> Deposited donation
Try to keep the explanations as detailed as possible. It's fine to lump several donations together in one entry under Donations, as long as you keep a seperate report detailing the individual transactions.
Paying Out of Pocket
If you pay for an expense out of pocket, for example if you purchased a book of carbon copy receipt templates for 400 yen on July 10th, you would first make an entry in the Donation (100) account:
07/10/06 Donation 400 Purchased receipts out of pocket
Then, enter the expense under Office Supplies (330):
07/10/06 Receipts 400 Purchased receipts out of pocket
Please see the sample ledger for more examples of recorded transactions.
Cost of Goods Sold
Note: If you are selling cards for Go M.A.D., or any other good you don't have to purchase, ignore the Cost of Goods Sold account! Enter the cash received under the Sales and Cash accounts only.
This may be the most complicated accounting concept you will have to deal with while using this system. If you decide you want to purchase goods, with the intention to sell them at a higher price in order to donate the profit to charity, there are some special entries you will have to record.
First, lets say you purchase 20 greeting cards for 50 yen each, which comes to 1000 yen total cost to you. Record the purchase under Cost of Goods Sold (200):
06/30/06 Purchased Cards 1000 Purchased cards to sell (20 @ 50en/each)
Then, reduce cash, your bank account balance, or increase the donation account (if you paid out of pocket), depending on where the money came from. For example, lets assume you paid using cash you had from donations that you hadn't deposited in the bank yet:
06/30/06 Purchased Cards 1000 Purchased cards to sell (20@ 50en/each)
When you make a sale, you must make 3 entries. Let's say you sold 5 cards for 100 yen each (500 yen received).
First, record the sale in the Sales (101) account:
07/01/06 Sold Cards 500 Sold 5 cards @ 100 yen each
Next, record the cash received in your Cash account:
07/01/06 Sold Cards 500 Sold 5 cards @ 100 yen each
Then, record the reduction of inventory in the Cost of Goods Sold (200) account, using the price you paid, not the selling price:
07/01/06 Sold Cards 250 Sold 5 cards (5 @ 50 yen cost = 250)
Non-cash donations
All non-cash donations, such as food or clothing, should be recorded using their fair market value. Just think of what you would pay for clothes in a second-hand store or how much food costs in the grocery store, and calculate the value of the donation. For example, if you receive a donation of 2 shirts and one pair of pants, a good estimate would be 200 yen for each shirt, and 300 yen for the pair of pants, making for a 700 yen value of the donation. This would be recorded under the Donation (100) account as:
07/17/06 Non-Cash Donation 700 Received 2 shirts (200 yen each) and 1 pair
of pants (300 yen)
And then in the Non-Cash Donations account:
07/17/06 Non-Cash Donation 700 Received 2 shirts (200 yen each) and 1 pair
of pants (300 yen)
Income statement -
An income statement, otherwise known as a profit and loss statement, is a summary of a company’s profit or loss during any one given period of time, usually over the course of 3 months. You use an income statement to track revenues and expenses so that you can determine the operating performance of your business over a period of time. Specific items that are causing unexpected expenditures can be pinpointed, such as fees, postage, or supply expenses. Income statements can also track increases or decreases in donations versus money spent on advertising and how much of the donations received makes it into the hands of whoever the organization is trying to help.
Adding Rows to Accounts -
Inevitably, you will need to add rows to the accounts in the general ledger in order to accommodate a higher number of entries than the space provided. The formulas within the spreadsheets automatically calculate the totals of the accounts in the general ledger, as well as column F in the income statement. If you add a row to an account, or add accounts to the income statement, be sure to check that the formulas cover the new perimiter, although the formula should update automatically.
For example, if you click on cell D19 in the general ledger, you will see the formula =SUM(D9:D18) in the white area above the spreadsheet. Now, if you add a row to this account, the cell that displays the total will then be D20, and the formula, when you click on D20, should read =SUM (D9:D19), and will now display the sum of the new range. Update the formula manually if it doesn't update automatically.
Accounting Periods -
You can begin recording entries on any date, as long as you keep consistent time intervals. For example, if you begin recording entries on 06/20/06, you will then create the income statement for the quarter on 9/20/06, or thereabouts.
You should record entries in the general ledger for three months before creating an income statement for the quarter. After the quarterly income statement is finished, do not record any more entries in that quarter's general ledger. Instead, you will need to start a new spreadsheet for the new quarter.
When starting a new ledger, don't forget that the ending balance of Bank Account, Cash, and the Cost of Goods Sold Ending Inventory become the opening balances of those accounts for the next quarter!
Supporter Database -
There is also a spreadsheet dedicated to keeping a record of everyone who has helped support your cause, whether donor or volunteer. This way, you can keep everyone updated on charity events or upcoming projects. But first, be sure they consent to being contacted by your organization.
Tax Exemption Guidelines -
Even if the organization doesn't file taxes, this information is good to keep in mind:
To be tax-exempt, an organization must be organized and operated exclusively for one or more of the purposes set forth (charitable, religious, educational, scientific, literary, testing for public safety, fostering national or international amateur sports competition, and the prevention of cruelty to children or animals) and none of the earnings of the organization may inure to any private shareholder or individual. In addition, it may not attempt to influence legislation as a substantial part of its activities and it may not participate at all in campaign activity for or against political candidates.
The term charitable is used in its generally accepted legal sense and includes relief of the poor, the distressed, or the underprivileged; advancement of religion; advancement of education or science; erection or maintenance of public buildings, monuments, or works; lessening the burdens of government; lessening of neighborhood tensions; elimination of prejudice and discrimination; defense of human and civil rights secured by law; and combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency.
JUST SEND ME MESSAGE IF YOU WANT TO BE TAUGHT.... WE CAN GIVE YOU SEMINAR ON THIS .........THANKS
Quote from: hubag bohol on October 01, 2010, 06:26:32 PM
Oi? Naa diay hisgot og jer²? Unsa man kuno, way gi-issue nga receipt? Bwahaha!
Quote from: islander on October 01, 2010, 11:33:46 PM
come on, you know the answer. it's also like asking how come there are laymen who have no kids.
the weaknesses of some in the flock who go astray need not speak for the whole church.
naay mga pilipino nga tikasan ug k-a-w-a-t-a-n. tikasan ug k-a-w-a-t-a-n ba tang tanan? abi na lang kay naay mga pilipino nga tikasan ug k-a-w-a-t-a-n, di na lang ba diay kasaligan ang tibuok nasod nga pilipinhon?
Quote from: cheers on October 01, 2010, 03:35:36 PM
Chicogon your name also represents the name of what is in your name "Ningas Cogon" hehehhe
Quote from: cheers on October 01, 2010, 03:34:23 PM
HELLO!!!!! If you are a tax evader don't criticize BIR. You are benefited by tax collections. we don't have public hospitals if we will not pay taxes. We employees how many times are we paying taxes. We are deducted withholding taxes from our salary.... We are the ones suffering the EVAT imposed on goods sold... So many times we are paying taxes while these people, big businessman are not paying the fix amount of taxes due to them since they don't issue receipts... And here comes the organization in trouble of auditing because they don't practice the issuance of receipts.... And this will go back to you who are criticizing BIR... Kamo ra nag B .I. .. B...I...Ra......Sa mga taw nga inyong gisweldohan sa inyong buhis... pag sure pud mo. Labong mag tarong pagkolekta ang goberno manglimbong mo unya ug dili mag tarong trabaho ang gobyernong empleyado masuko mo kay gi sweldohan ninyo. Karon milihok ang gobyerno sa mga pag isyu ug resibu mo dayon mog ingon ga biay-biay lang... Persosn who don't have the interest of complying standard operating procedures talks nonsense and do non sense just talking without knowing...
The price of not knowing... merise!!! 
Peace!!! Or perhaps, COA (Commission on Audit), kung agrabyado man gani sila sa praktis sa TBN. They could ask the big question... TBN? Or, Tinuod Ba Ni?
Quote from: talibon on October 01, 2010, 09:26:22 AM
and how come there are priests who have kids?
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 01, 2010, 08:33:52 AM
Pops, ajaw oy. Ma uwaw man ko ron.
Now, how are those Louisianan Soft Shelled Crabs nowadays?
I'm craving shellfish/crabs now. Hahahaha
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 01, 2010, 02:52:38 AM
Father Lungay, for me, I find no discord between Science and Catholic Faith. In my opinion lang, our understanding of science (which is quite minimal) gives man an idea of how God works His Brilliance amongst the Universe. We can never come to fully understand Him and His Ways.
He is our Creator, and we His beloved creation.
Love,
Bran
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 01, 2010, 02:39:44 AM
Just as the water buffalo , the grazing zebra, the wildebeest come back to the plains of Serengeti (Africa) every year, our faith in Christ is similar. These grazing herbivores come back to this place because of instict, knowing that the rainy seasons brings much needed green grass, fresh cool water to drink and the environment to raise their young until the coming of the dry season.
We cannot physically see salvation, but we know it is there, we know we have it, we know that we are called to it. Just as the grazing herbivores know that the rains will come in the Serengeti, know that the dry season will disappear with the coming of the flooding , life-giving rain.
Quote from: Scarb on September 30, 2010, 06:41:25 PM
Hey folks, when it come to cases like this, there must be a "black and white protocol" (its an auditing idiom)
- mean.. it should be recorded properly thru "incoming and outgoing" invoices.
-On the part of a Donor whether private or firm,there must be an invoice or receipt testifying the said amount given to a certain org.
-On the part of Charity org. or whatever it is..as a recipient (incoming invoice) is necessary.
I mean, paper trail is important... to support claims on both/all sides. Anti-thesis sa pamakak ug pataka hehehe... But thanks for the little complement. Bitaw, dili mana ako woi, mao man lang sad na akong pagsabot sa mga pagtulun-an sa atong simbahan, sama sad ninyo. Like most of us here I'm also, or, just a student of life. Daghan pa sad ko wa masabti... pero sama sa panultion, we're always on a search... for whatever, whether it be answers to life's questions, search for peace and happiness, search for truth, wisdom, etc. Pwede pod search pamalit og ice candy or manok BBQ (little dinero lang god). ), there is a God who loves us and cares about us (who even died for us)... which is truly a beautiful thought. And we put faith in that thought or promise. Simple as that (or is it?). ... labi nag adto sa huNasaN sa Anda maghimog bata (AyUgZ!!!)) Quote from: jorgeanna on September 30, 2010, 06:48:07 AM
Padz, perting katawaa nako gyud waaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Quote from: vrglguapo on September 30, 2010, 07:06:30 AM
I was there two times,The food was great and the price was cheap.What i hate was the flies so many of them.
Quote from: dina jala on September 29, 2010, 02:04:52 PM
The question is....Why is the Philippine Catholic Church Against Family Planning?
No, the Philippine Catholic Church is not against Family Planning. The Catholic Church is promoting the Natural Family Planning. I said no because I am one of the lecturers about Natural Family Planning in our Parish.
Actually, not only the Catholic Church is against the artificial family planning but all other Christian Communities.
Quote from: hubag bohol on September 29, 2010, 01:02:06 PM
Big-time nis VitoCorleoneAndoline...
... But food... oh are they good?!!
