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Chapter 19, Problem 19.8.9E
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Introduction:Program services refer to those services which are rendered by the non- profit entities for the fulfilment of its missions or objects. Most of the nonprofit organizations spend a bulk of their revenues on program services with the leftover being spent on non-program services.
The amount to be disclosed in the statement of activities under the classification of program services.
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