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Does a labor organization have to change its bookkeeping from modified cash basis to accrual?

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Does a labor organization have to change its bookkeeping from modified cash basis to accrual?

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A. No. There is no change to the accounting and recordkeeping basis of the forms. Q. Currently we are on a cash base accounting system. How do we change to a hybrid base accounting system, i.e. accounts receivable, accounts payable (taxes withheld but disbursed) and still maintain the integrity of our accounting system? A. Statement A has always required the reporting of accounts receivable and accounts payable. You may track these items outside your cash base accounting system.

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