NAHASDA ESSENTIALS
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?   NAHASDA Accounting Issues

Accounting and finance staff responsible for the accounting and reporting for Indian Housing Block Grants (IHBGs) including: TDHE and Tribal Accounting Staff, Bookkeepers, Finance Directors, Finance Staff and TDHE Executive Directors.

 

NAHASDA ACCOUNTING ISSUES WORKSHOPS

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This two-and-a-half day training will assist bookkeepers, accounting staff, and financial specialists with developing a better understanding of accounting issues specific to NAHASDA. Important areas to be covered include accounting for program income, non-program income, total development costs, and MEPA; developing good accounting internal controls; developing indirect rates, and reviewing an audit. Trainers will also provide suggestions on tracking and keeping grant funds separate. HUD’s policy on investments will also be discussed, along with how investments can be used and tracked.

The information received during this training will provide you with a better understanding of these accounting issues and the tools to apply what you have learned to your own organization. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn through group discussions, lecture, and hands-on exercises.

This training is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the HUD Office of Native American Programs.