I have a series of posts about ratios analyzed by lenders when they are considering a loan to a church. The series has been combined into a page so you can see all the posts in chronological order. Click on the tab Ratio Analysis For Church Loan at the top of this page.
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- Background on appeal of California AG’s C&D order for GIK valuation: Quotes from 2018 audit risk alert – part 7
- Background on appeal of California AG’s C&D order for GIK valuation: Quotes from 2017 audit risk alert – part 6
- Repost: 2018 nonprofit risk alert is available. New edition adds discussion on valuation of GIK as rebuttal to California AG.
- Preliminary ruling in favor of charities for the California AG’s cease and desist order for GIK valuation – part 5
- Preliminary ruling in favor of charities for the California AG’s cease and desist order for GIK valuation – part 4
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