
Prepare for a Successful Year End Today
Thursday 12/5/24
11AM-12PM ET
Learn strategies to avoid the year end headaches and stress with our webinar. Wrap up this year with purpose and intentionality!
Our workshop walks through the details you need to wrap up your church's financial year end.

You don't have to be nervous and unsure about financial year end for your church. You'll walk away from this workshop with a comprehensive checklist that provides the peace and clarity to tackle year end confidently.

There is so much information (or is it misinformation?) about reporting requirements for churches. Our workshop is the one-stop-shop for all the information about preparing 1099s and year end giving receipts, as well as year end reporting.

This workshop not only addresses how to wrap up your financial year end, but it also explains the best practices and preparation for the upcoming year. Make 2025 the year that your church expands its mission, increases its reach, and helps more people around the world.
Learn insights and tips from the expert.

— Melanie Gillgrist
Business Owner
I have always been analytical and poetic. A lover of spreadsheets and wanting to change the world.
Ardent Bookkeeping was started with this in mind.
A desire to journey with churches and ministries. Those who started what they started with dreams and hopes for impact and purpose.
By handling the details and the bookkeeping and the analysis, you can be free to do that. And I have the honor of being part of your journey and your mission.
In your freelancing journey, you likely have many questions and concerns. Our goal is to help you navigate through them, which is why we've compiled answers to the most common questions. Whether you need insights on budgeting, taxes, or financial planning, our comprehensive FAQ section is here for you. If you don’t find your question listed, feel free to ask us—we’re here to assist you!
Freelancers should track all income and expenses meticulously. Consider using budgeting apps or spreadsheets to categorize expenses and set financial goals. Aim to save a portion of your income each month to cover lean periods.
As a freelancer, you are responsible for reporting your income and paying taxes. It's essential to keep detailed records of your earnings and expenses. You may want to consult a tax professional to understand your obligations and maximize deductions.
A comprehensive financial plan for freelancers should include budgeting, savings goals, retirement planning, and an emergency fund. Additionally, consider setting aside money for taxes and investing in professional development.
Managing irregular income involves creating a buffer. Set aside a portion of your earnings during high-earning months to cover expenses during leaner times. Building an emergency fund can also provide stability and peace of mind.
Having a separate business account helps streamline your finances by keeping personal and business expenses distinct. This makes it easier to track income, manage cash flow, and prepare for taxes, reducing the risk of financial confusion.
