Ryan Bowling, CPA, LLC

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My passion is helping small business owners and nonprofit organizations save time and maximize profits by delivering accurate accounting records and actionable reports.

Over the past several months, I’ve had the opportunity to provide accounting input and testing feedback on a new platfor...
06/11/2026

Over the past several months, I’ve had the opportunity to provide accounting input and testing feedback on a new platform called Accounting Gnome.

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What impressed me most is that it isn’t trying to be another accounting system. Instead, it focuses on solving specific business and accounting challenges through practical tools that help organizations save time, improve accuracy, and make better decisions.

Some features I particularly like:

✅ Individual modules available by subscription

✅ Industry-specific tool bundles for specialized needs

✅ Full-suite access for organizations that want everything in one place

✅ Flexible monthly or annual pricing

✅ Designed for business owners, accountants, controllers, CFOs, and finance teams

Many organizations still rely on spreadsheets for complex calculations, tracking, and financial analysis. Accounting Gnome provides purpose-built tools that can simplify those processes and improve consistency across the organization.

Whether you’re in construction, nonprofit, professional services, manufacturing, or another industry, there are tools designed to address real-world operational and financial challenges.

I’d be interested to hear which accounting, finance, or operational processes you wish there was a better tool for.

12/31/2025

📊 Bookkeeper vs. CPA: Why the Difference Matters for Your Business

A bookkeeper records the numbers.
A CPA understands what the numbers mean.

Here’s why working with a CPA for your bookkeeping can be a game-changer for your business:

✅ Strategic insight, not just data
CPAs don’t just track transactions—they analyze trends, spot red flags, and help you make smarter financial decisions.

✅ Tax-smart bookkeeping
Your books directly impact your taxes. A CPA keeps tax strategy in mind all year, not just at filing time—helping you avoid surprises and maximize savings.

✅ Compliance & accuracy
From proper revenue recognition to payroll and sales tax issues, CPAs are trained to keep your books compliant and audit-ready.

✅ Business advisory built in
Cash flow planning, pricing decisions, growth strategies—CPAs look at your numbers through a big-picture business lens.

✅ Peace of mind
Knowing your financials are accurate, compliant, and strategically managed lets you focus on running and growing your business.

👉 A bookkeeper is great for recording history.
👉 A CPA helps you use your numbers to shape the future.

If you want bookkeeping that supports growth—not just clean reports—it may be time to level up. 💼📈

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09/29/2025

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QuickBooks is great… but it can’t do everything your nonprofit needs.Yes, QuickBooks helps with donations and expenses. ...
09/10/2025

QuickBooks is great… but it can’t do everything your nonprofit needs.

Yes, QuickBooks helps with donations and expenses. But when it comes to compliance, donor reporting, and board accountability—your mission deserves more than software.

Here’s how an outside accountant helps:

💡 Grant Reporting Made Simple – No more stress over funder reports.
💡 Stay Audit-Ready – Nonprofit rules are unique—we keep you covered.
💡 Donor Confidence – Proper fund tracking builds trust & credibility.
💡 Board Peace of Mind – Clear, transparent reports keep leadership confident.
💡 More Time for Your Mission – You focus on impact. We handle the numbers.

👉 QuickBooks is a tool. But an accountant is a partner in your nonprofit’s success.

If your organization could use extra clarity and confidence, let’s connect.

08/28/2025

📢 Nonprofit Leaders – Are you confident your organization is recognizing revenue correctly?

Revenue recognition can be complicated for nonprofits. Grants, contributions, special events, and program income all have different rules for when and how they should be recorded. Getting it wrong can result in misstated financials, compliance problems, or even a loss of trust with donors and funders.

An outside CPA who understands nonprofit accounting can help make sure your revenue is reported accurately and in line with accounting standards. From distinguishing contributions vs. exchange transactions, to properly recording restricted revenue, having expert guidance ensures your financial reporting is clear and compliant.

💡 Correct revenue recognition = stronger financial transparency and greater confidence from your board, auditors, and donors.

If you’d like to learn more about how I can support your nonprofit with accounting expertise, let’s connect today!

08/27/2025

📢 Nonprofit leaders—are you ready for FASB ASC 842?

The lease accounting standard, ASC 842, isn’t just for corporations. It also applies to nonprofit organizations, requiring most leases to be reported on the balance sheet. This can make financial statements more complex and harder to manage without the right expertise.

Between recognizing right-of-use assets, calculating lease liabilities, and staying compliant year after year, it’s easy for things to get overwhelming. That’s why working with an outside CPA who understands nonprofit accounting can be such an advantage.

I help nonprofits navigate these complex standards so you can focus on your mission with peace of mind knowing your accounting is accurate and compliant.

📩 Reach out today to see how I can help your organization with ASC 842 compliance.

08/25/2025

Donor Endowments vs. Board-Designated Endowments: A Quick Guide for Nonprofit Leaders

Did you know there’s an important difference between donor endowments and board-designated endowments?

✅ Donor Endowments are created when donors give funds with the stipulation that the principal is kept intact forever (or for a set period). Only the earnings can be spent, and these funds are legally restricted.

✅ Board-Designated Endowments are created when your board chooses to set aside funds for long-term investment. The key difference? Your board retains the right to reallocate or spend the principal if needed. These aren’t legally restricted, but they should still be tracked separately for transparency.

Both types of endowments play a vital role in the long-term health of a nonprofit. But tracking and reporting them correctly can get tricky.

That’s where an outside CPA comes in—helping you ensure compliance, protect donor trust, and keep your financial reporting crystal clear.

📩 Want to learn how I can help your nonprofit with endowment accounting and other financial needs? Contact me today: www.ryanbowlingcpa.com

For nonprofits, every gift counts—whether it’s cash, donated supplies, volunteer professional services, or free use of f...
08/24/2025

For nonprofits, every gift counts—whether it’s cash, donated supplies, volunteer professional services, or free use of facilities. These are known as in-kind contributions, and they can make a major impact on your mission.

But here’s the key: in-kind contributions must be properly recorded. Accurate tracking and reporting ensure compliance, transparency for your donors and board, and a clear picture of your organization’s true financial position.

Because valuation and classification can get tricky, many nonprofits benefit from working with an outside CPA who specializes in nonprofit accounting. An experienced CPA can help your organization stay compliant, strengthen financial reporting, and give leadership confidence in the numbers.

If your organization wants to make sure in-kind contributions are accounted for correctly, I’d be glad to help. Reach out today for a free consultation.

For nonprofit leaders, it’s important to understand the difference between contributions and grants. While both support ...
08/23/2025

For nonprofit leaders, it’s important to understand the difference between contributions and grants. While both support your mission, they are not the same from an accounting perspective.

✅ Contributions are typically donations without strings attached.
✅ Grants often carry restrictions, conditions, or required reporting.

If these funds are misclassified, it can cause serious compliance problems and make financial reports less reliable.

That’s why working with a CPA who specializes in nonprofit accounting can give you peace of mind. I help nonprofits properly track and classify these funds so you can stay focused on what matters most—your mission.

📌 Contact me today for a free consultation: [www.rbowlingcpa.com/7strategies]

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