- The necessary personnel to directly manage the organization's finances are missing. Due to the nature of the projects and their intermittent implementation, a significant portion of organizations—especially relatively small ones (in terms of funds and staff involved)—are unable to hire a full-time economist.
- There is no accounting information system or accounting software to manage all the necessary financial information, control transactions, record data, and then report to management or donors. This is mainly due to a lack of funds, donors' specific requirements to report on a cash basis rather than on accrual basis, a lack of information, and many other factors and reasons.
- The collaboration with external accounting firms to manage financial data and tax returns is completely superficial. In most cases, the accounting office only provides the filing of periodic tax returns and the recording of data in a parallel accounting system, which is used solely for preparing financial statements for general purposes (those filed with tax authorities).
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