Grant Accounting
Grant accounting involves tracking, managing, and reporting funds received through grants, typically from governments, institutions, or non-profits. It ensures that funds are used according to donor restrictions and compliance requirements. Accurate grant accounting helps maintain transparency, avoid misuse, and meet audit and reporting obligations effectively.
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