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Revision as of 07:59, 26 September 2008
This is the C7 page
C7 is pondering the Meta Question and to this end we're thinking about a scenario for Free geek's future. Read about it at Maximum Free Geek, Sister Free Geek, Fragmented Free Geeks, Government Subsidized Free Geek, and Expansionist Free Geek.
Want to know more about how Free Geek gets its money? Read Where the Money Comes From.
C7 should oversee the budget for Free Geek.
Howtos
- Receiving and Paying Bills
- Creating Invoices
- Anticipating Recycling Income
- Receiving Payments on Invoices
- Direct Deposit of paychecks
Finances
There is now a page where folks can take a peek at our basic financial information.
Policy Development
- Advances on payroll to staff members
- Receiving and depositing money
- Writing Checks
- Purchasing items for Free Geek with cash or debit card
- Taking out loans for Free Geek
- When to write off overdue invoices
- Who do we invoice?
- Fiscal Sponsorship - what is it? do we want to do it?
- Audit Process
- Free Geek Startup Franchise Application
- Free Geek Intergalactic
Legal Information
Budgeted Expenses
(Your actual expense budget goes here, along with explanatory notes, for example notes indicating which months expenses are expected to happen in,.)
Nonrecurring expenses
(This is where one time expenses would go. Yearly or more often go above.)
Related Items
(This is for notes that indicate expenses that affect your committee but are actually classified under a different committee.)
Income Guesstimates
- Not much impact from the truck for the first two months in Q2, but by June we'll see some measurable activity. Next budget cycle we'll need to pay more attention. 4-5 trips per month once things get started. Each will bring in a $40-50 service fee, some amount of donations, and monitor fees.